b18c1 into 90 crx mated to 92 gsr cable tranny, which clutch kit?

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Old Aug 1, 2006 | 07:56 AM
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Default b18c1 into 90 crx mated to 92 gsr cable tranny, which clutch kit?

so the b18c1 motor is obd1 94-95 and using the 94-95 flywheel. this is going in a 90 crx si. it will be running a 92 gsr cable transmission. Do i order the 92-93 integra gsr clutch kit? or the 90-91 integra kit? i'm confused and i'm going off of droppedcrxsi.com info.
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Old Aug 1, 2006 | 08:12 AM
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Default Re: b18c1 into 90 crx mated to 92 gsr cable tranny, which clutch kit? (headhunter)

You should match the pressure plate to your flywheel and the clutch disc to the tranny but i thinkin your case the 92-93 tranny input shaft is the same as the hydro tranny's...so you should be safe ordering a clutch for 94-95 Integra
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Old Aug 1, 2006 | 11:37 AM
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Default Re: b18c1 into 90 crx mated to 92 gsr cable tranny, which clutch kit? (Loserkidwac)

yes, get the clutch kit for a 92-00 teggy... they are the same, the 90-91 have a diff spline countand fyi, all b pressure plates are the same
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Old Aug 1, 2006 | 11:42 AM
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Spline count is the same, 90-91 have thinner splines, you can fit a 92+ clutch on a 90-91 tranny but it will be a little loose and i believe and can damage the input shaft...also I am pretty sure 90-93 and 94+ have different pressure plates, atleast my 90 pressure plate wouldn't bolt onto my B18b's flywheel
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Old Aug 1, 2006 | 01:08 PM
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i need clarification on the pressure plates of 92-93 compared to 94+, if what loserkidwac is saying is true, i wouldn't be able to order the 92-93 kit for my setup since the pressure plate will not bolt up to the 94-95 flywheel according to him. can anyone tell me who's statement is correct, droppedcrxsi or loserkidwac? It'd be great if i can get the 92-93 kit, its really cheap on ebay compared to the 94+. i'm looking at an exedy stock/oem replacement. i'm leaning towards droppedcrxsi, since he's helped me out numerous times. Not saying your info is bad loserkidwac, but i need clarification so i can order this and get things going.
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Old Aug 1, 2006 | 01:15 PM
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Yea thats cool the exerience i have had with it is my swap came with a B18b with a 90 LS tranny bolted to it, the other B18b I had, the pressure plate didn't line up properly on...E-mail mike at http://www.lsdmotorsports.com He will be able to give you a definate answer if you want to know
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Old Aug 2, 2006 | 05:37 AM
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droppedcrxsi is correct, just been confirmed with reputable clutch dealer, lsdmotorsports.
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