zc tranny vs si tranny?
i plan on doing a sohc(maybe dohc since no sohc are in stock at hmotors) swap into my 91 crx si.
from what i understand it is a direct bolt on swap, same distributer and ecu. does that also include the transmission? because my tranny has a few grinds (reverse and also second when driving hard) and the clutch is going bad. so basically, if it will bolt on directly i will just have my si one rebuilt. if not then i will just wait and order the tranny with the engine.
from what i understand it is a direct bolt on swap, same distributer and ecu. does that also include the transmission? because my tranny has a few grinds (reverse and also second when driving hard) and the clutch is going bad. so basically, if it will bolt on directly i will just have my si one rebuilt. if not then i will just wait and order the tranny with the engine.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nomoreavril »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i plan on doing a sohc(maybe dohc since no sohc are in stock at hmotors) swap into my 91 crx si.
from what i understand it is a direct bolt on swap, same distributer and ecu. does that also include the transmission? because my tranny has a few grinds (reverse and also second when driving hard) and the clutch is going bad. so basically, if it will bolt on directly i will just have my si one rebuilt. if not then i will just wait and order the tranny with the engine.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Any zc or d series engine will bolt right up to your trans.
from what i understand it is a direct bolt on swap, same distributer and ecu. does that also include the transmission? because my tranny has a few grinds (reverse and also second when driving hard) and the clutch is going bad. so basically, if it will bolt on directly i will just have my si one rebuilt. if not then i will just wait and order the tranny with the engine.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Any zc or d series engine will bolt right up to your trans.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SIred91 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Any zc or d series engine will bolt right up to your trans.</TD></TR></TABLE>
True.. but the 88 trans is a bit of a black sheep in the clutch department.
for syncros I would try hondaautomotiveparts.com and maybe do some searching.
It's best to replace the whole "sleeve set" and dont be surprised if the gear is slightly chewed up as well.
True.. but the 88 trans is a bit of a black sheep in the clutch department.
for syncros I would try hondaautomotiveparts.com and maybe do some searching.
It's best to replace the whole "sleeve set" and dont be surprised if the gear is slightly chewed up as well.
well i found some synchros, at least i think, but i am confused as to why it says 3-4 and 5 and thats it. also, WHY IS IT SO DANG EXPENSIVE! whats the point in rebuilding if the new one is about 1/10th the prce of ordering the tranny with the zc...
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