SupaFly_Honda

hey guys i'm a newbie to the zc engines and crx. I bought this 1990 crx si not too long ago with a bad transmission. I was thinking about getting a used sohc ZC tranny for it but had a few questions to ask first.

will I be able to use my crx axles?
Can I use a clutch from a crx?
and lastly will my crx shift linkage work on the zc tranny?

thanks in advance!

cr-x-91

do a search next time. here, did the work for you. https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1499787

godruler

if the tranny is '89 and newer i believe yes yes and yes

SupaFly_Honda

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by cr-x-91 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">do a search next time. here, did the work for you. https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1499787</TD></TR></TABLE>

i did a search already and that thread didn't help much. just a bunch of e-thugs talking shiat...don't know who is right and who is wrong

ewaugh

yeah that really didn't help any, now I'm just more confused.

K2e2vin

Clutch will work, Axles wont work, and linkage will work.

For the axles you have a few options; get the 90-93 Acura Integra Axles and intermediate shaft, or use just the Integra joints on the CRX axles, or swap in your current Si final drive and countershaft(this is what I did; youll have have better acceleration than the DOHC ZC's 3.88 Final drive plus you can use the stock CRX axles).

Hope that helped.

K2e2vin

Note: I just noticed you said you were getting a SOHC ZC transmission; in that case you can still swap in the differential but there probably won't be any performance gains. If the ZC transmission is already a 4.25:1 ratio FD; just swap in a new differential instead of both differential and countershaft. You can just swap just the differential with out swapping another ring gear if you wanted to(but youll have to retorque the bolts, etc.)


Modified by K2e2vin at 11:20 AM 2/14/2006