tranny ?????
There is many differences for ef meaning d series transmission from 88-91. They come in 4 speed, 5 speed and auto. The best 5 speed transmission is the L3 si transmission from 88-91 honda crx or civic si only stock.
UDSM Tranmission
CRX/CIVIC Si
CRX or Civic DX
CRX HF
CIVIC STD
You could do a ZC transmission which is gear short or you could do a ZC/Si hybrid transmission. You can search and find all the in on the ZC/Si transmission here or on Google.
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CRX/CIVIC Si
CRX or Civic DX
CRX HF
CIVIC STD
You could do a ZC transmission which is gear short or you could do a ZC/Si hybrid transmission. You can search and find all the in on the ZC/Si transmission here or on Google.
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always was good on gas got to admit that
so whats the difference between the ZC/Si hybrid and the Si and the ZC trannys or will i find that out on here somewhere?
thanks
ooh and hows that for spelling boys
so whats the difference between the ZC/Si hybrid and the Si and the ZC trannys or will i find that out on here somewhere?
thanks
ooh and hows that for spelling boys
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so whats the difference between the ZC/Si hybrid and the Si and the ZC trannys or will i find that out on here somewhere?
thanks
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Much appreciated.
The ZC/Si is just a way to get the gearing a little different ZC is gear so short that people put the Si final drive in to keep the short gears but get a decent RPM on the hwy.
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What are you talking about. D16A6 is a 1.6L motor and that is an Si transmission it is geared short and does not give the best MPG in the 88-91 years you need to learn what you are talking about before you post.
dpfi_1.6EFktr don't listen to 1988hondacrxsiR1. Forget what he is telling you.
so whats the difference between the ZC/Si hybrid and the Si and the ZC trannys or will i find that out on here somewhere?
thanks
ooh and hows that for spelling boys</TD></TR></TABLE>
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Much appreciated.The ZC/Si is just a way to get the gearing a little different ZC is gear so short that people put the Si final drive in to keep the short gears but get a decent RPM on the hwy.
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What are you talking about. D16A6 is a 1.6L motor and that is an Si transmission it is geared short and does not give the best MPG in the 88-91 years you need to learn what you are talking about before you post.
dpfi_1.6EFktr don't listen to 1988hondacrxsiR1. Forget what he is telling you.
The best most cost effective option is going to be either ZC or Si. To do the ZC/Si trans you need to actually find two transmission so your spending more $$. Si transmissions are the most common that is what I would look for. If you can find ZC and you want acceleration then get ZC transmission.
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