my stock cable won't fit and i bought a 90-93 integ cable and that doesn't fit 2 please post some picks and info thanks

 

I used the stock one on my swap. Try this...disconnect the cable from the pedal and then connect it to the assembly on the transmission. Now try to hook it back up to the pedal. HTH

 

You need to shorten the jacket on your cable. See a picture of what to do here:

In the event that picture doesn't show up, read for the link to the picture here, it's in the section titled "Clutch Cable Problems?"
http://tjshondas.20m.com/b16ainstall.html

-TJ

 

90 integra clutch cable works fine, you must be doing something wrong. Just did one on a S1 tranny in a 89 crx last week.

-Todd

 

anyone have a pic of where you cut exactly?

 

I used a 93 int gsr cable

 

your stock cable should work i used my DX cable on my LS swap and it worked out fine.

 

What clutch do you have and what throw bearing are you using?

 

The EF cable wil work unmodified, but you max. out the adjustment trying to get the clutch release point right and even then you won't be sure that the PP is fully seating with all it's available pressure. In other words, it may be like driving around with your foot resting on the clutch pedal.

 

i got a act 6 puck clutch

 

go to Acura or a junkyard and get the clutch cable bracket off of a USDM 90-93 integra tranny then use the integra cable you already have

 

I had the same problem once and had to shorten the cable housing by cutting it with a dremel.

A different brand of throw out bearing may give you more clearance.

Good luck.

 

I never disconnect my cable from the clutch pedal, and to get the cable to go back on the bracket correctly under the hood, I use a jack and a ball joint seperator to jack up the clutch arm outside the tranny, to allow the cable to be put into place on the bracket... I know it's kinda dangerous, but getting under the dash is annoying

Anyone else ever do this?