d16z6 wiring questions!!! going into 90 std hatch
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d16z6 wiring questions!!! going into 90 std hatch
I just bought a distributor for a 90 si to put on the d16z6 and noticed the bolt pattern wont line up. which distributor lines up or close to lining up with the d16z6??
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Re: d16z6 wiring questions!!! going into 90 std hatch (KURUPTinc)
You need the d16z6 dizzy to work with the motor. A 90 crx dizzy can be used but modifications need to be made such as cutting one of the legs on the dizzy(ghetto!!). It's easier IMO to use the right dizzy along with a P28(d16z6 ecu) and a obd obd1 conversion harness. I'm speaking from experience as I have this set up in my car.
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Re: d16z6 wiring questions!!! going into 90 std hatch (Mr.Death)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mr.Death »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You need the d16z6 dizzy to work with the motor. A 90 crx dizzy can be used but modifications need to be made such as cutting one of the legs on the dizzy(ghetto!!). It's easier IMO to use the right dizzy along with a P28(d16z6 ecu) and a obd obd1 conversion harness. I'm speaking from experience as I have this set up in my car.</TD></TR></TABLE>
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