zeX
10-31-2001, 05:44 PM
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what should i do.... i have a ZEX kit sitting in my apt right now and i can't decide if i should hook it up...currently i'm saving up for a b18 or b16 swap, the thing is my civic is an auto right now 
should i go for it? if i do decide to use it, do i need to upgrade any thing?
thanks~
should i go for it? if i do decide to use it, do i need to upgrade any thing? thanks~
10-31-2001, 07:26 PM
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Re: zeX (PolosportZ81)
don't do it!!! not on an auto1!! never seen that work....i think if you are at full throttle when you shift nos will still be spraying....not a good thing!!!
11-02-2001, 03:13 AM
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Re: zeX (00CiViC_SpecR)
I'm still trying to blow my SOHC with the ZEX kit @ 75 HP jetting.
I have 80-85 and 95 HP NOS jets ready for action once Walbro pump get installed.
BTW Honda auto trannys won't last though one bottom of juice. You'll fry the clutch bands and then you go NO WHERE!
I have 80-85 and 95 HP NOS jets ready for action once Walbro pump get installed.
BTW Honda auto trannys won't last though one bottom of juice. You'll fry the clutch bands and then you go NO WHERE!
11-02-2001, 06:14 AM
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Re: zeX (Mista Bone)
BTW Honda auto trannys won't last though one bottom of juice. You'll fry the clutch bands and then you go NO WHERE!
For what it's worth, a friend of mine with a 91 Acura Legend (5spd auto) went through 5 75hp bottles of juice. Everything was holding up fine, but it was a little rough when shifting, especially for a big luxury car like that.
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