1992-1995 cx vs. vx
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1992-1995 cx vs. vx
Can anyone point me to some factual information on the difference between the cx and vx? is it just the transmission for the gearing? It's hard to find a stock vx and i am really wanting to know what it would take to get the cx to the vx 50+mpg levels. Thanks for any and all input. And if anyone knows of a vx forsale, please let me know, thanks.
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Re: 1992-1995 cx vs. vx (malibu2000)
Both cars use the same transmission. The CX had a D15B8 non-VTEC motor and the VX has a D15Z1 VTEC-e motor. The CX also doesn't have any sound deadening. These are the only differences that I know of, but I'm sure theres a few more.
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CX
Engine: D15B8
displacement: 1493
horsepower: 70@5000
torque: 91@2000
compression 9.1:1
valve train: 1.5L 8-Valve SOHC
Curb weight MT/AT hb: 2055/na
VX
Engine: D15Z1
displacement: 1493
horsepower: 92@5500
torque: 97@4500
compression 9.3:1
valve train: 1.5L 16-Valve SOHC
Curb weight MT/AT hb: 2055/na
Engine: D15B8
displacement: 1493
horsepower: 70@5000
torque: 91@2000
compression 9.1:1
valve train: 1.5L 8-Valve SOHC
Curb weight MT/AT hb: 2055/na
VX
Engine: D15Z1
displacement: 1493
horsepower: 92@5500
torque: 97@4500
compression 9.3:1
valve train: 1.5L 16-Valve SOHC
Curb weight MT/AT hb: 2055/na
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Re: (malibu2000)
The engine is diff but you can't just stick a vx engine into a cx. You would have to change wire harness, ECU. Also the vx had lightweight alum wheels, CX had steel. Clusters are different. few other minor differences in the two models.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ca-rs »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Air bags are the same, 92-3 has only driver bag, 94-5 added the passenger side.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I beg to differ...my 92 had no bags at all
I beg to differ...my 92 had no bags at all
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VX
- lighter flywheel
- 13 inch alloy wheels
- catalytic converter attached to header for it to warm up faster
- 5 wire O2 sensor
- front and rear diffuser
- front lip
- has a tach with economy shift light
- engine is as said above
- lighter flywheel
- 13 inch alloy wheels
- catalytic converter attached to header for it to warm up faster
- 5 wire O2 sensor
- front and rear diffuser
- front lip
- has a tach with economy shift light
- engine is as said above
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Re: (ca-rs)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ca-rs »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Someone changed it then.</TD></TR></TABLE>
My 92 vx also didnt have an airbag, mine was completely stock. alot of 92 hatches didnt have drivers side airbags
My 92 vx also didnt have an airbag, mine was completely stock. alot of 92 hatches didnt have drivers side airbags
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Re: (akuna9)
The miserly VX weighs the lightest with a 2,094-lb curb weight, with the CX not far behind at 2,108 lbs, but the vx is signaficantly more fuel efficient.....