skip.two

i've seen this topic come up many times. everybody asks if its possible, and this is for the disbelievers. well, here is one for you guys. depending on how cool the ref is about it, they will just write it down as an Integra engine. just like every other swapped engine, it will need the proper emissions equipment. since i don't know much about the car or engine, i'll just show some pics

Emissions Parts Used:
'87 Integra wire harness w/ some rewiring
'87 Integra ECU
'87 Integra vaccuum control box
'87 Integra intake manifold

the patient: '87 CRX Si




the engine: DOHC ZC




the sticker: California BAR


there you go guys. just to let everybody know it is possible . i would've taken a picture of the engine code, but as you can see in the pics, its a tight fit. i could take pics of the receipt from where it was bought if want to be punks about it


Modified by skip.two at 8:09 PM 9/12/2005

turtle-eg

Which ref did you take the car to? Skyline?

ek4d00r

congrats

skip.two

it was taken at Contra Costa College.

Luserkid

Well now dont i feel sheepish. What about the ZC SOHC OBD1 version?

skip.two

i think it will be the same concept. all depends on what the ref thinks about the engine code. if he's cool about it, he'd just mark it as a 92-95 Honda 1.6L engine.


Modified by skip.two at 8:39 PM 9/12/2005