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Old 08-20-2003, 05:06 PM
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COnsidering a SOHC VTEC d16y8, how hard is it to put one in my 90 CRX DX?? Do i have to change to hydraulic and stuff? and what about mounts?
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You have to use your driver side mount and bracket mount. Your tranny will bolt right up. You can use your dx intake and exhaust manifold. There might be an extra cooling line behind the motor that you may have to plug. i did this conversion when I first started on civics. Your gonna have to modify your distributor so that it fall on timing. You should make your crx MPFI. It would be a waste of a motor to run it on DPI. Try to find the SI wirng to do a complete conversion.
Old 08-20-2003, 05:46 PM
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Yea im goin to change wiring anyway, cause im was thinkin of puttin just a d16a6 in it, but then i thought about VTEC and 20 more HP stock, so i wont have to change any mounts? the L3 tranny will bolt right up?
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Oh and do you think this will make my car fairly quick?
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Yea, the l3 tranny will bolt up. If your gonna use the soh vtec motor you just have to use your driver side bracket and mount. If you wanna make your car even faster you can take the block from the A6 and use z6 or Y8 head. I did it to my 91 Si, Mini me conversion. It works beter than great.
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Stick with the complete y8...it's easier then having to swap out the block and heads. You'll have to take the whole engine out to do either one anyway and you'll get pretty much the same numbers.
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I have a Y8 if you want one
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