99 EX dizzy on a 99 LS motor...........will it work?
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99 EX dizzy on a 99 LS motor...........will it work?
currently, i have run out of cash to complete my swap and am stuck with the EX dizzy. will it work on my LS motor?? ( i already kno that the legs wont line up). lemme kno if it will work...........................
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Re: 99 EX dizzy on a 99 LS motor...........will it work? (Superdragr45)
u need to get a LS dizzy , there is no way for the single cam dizzy to work....non need for more input.....sorry bro 
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by airplan727 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You need the LS dizzy. No question.
Just a question. How come most people I see swapping an Integra motor into their Civics do the LS?? Why not a Type-R or GS-R??</TD></TR></TABLE>
Because it has decent displacement, low compression, good torque, WAY cheaper, and boost-friendly.
Just a question. How come most people I see swapping an Integra motor into their Civics do the LS?? Why not a Type-R or GS-R??</TD></TR></TABLE>
Because it has decent displacement, low compression, good torque, WAY cheaper, and boost-friendly.
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