Hey guys I have a DOHC obd-0 ZC in my 90 si hatch. I bought a lightened flywheel that supposedly fits all 88-91 civics. I also have a 88 si transmission and a 88-89 clutchmasters clutch kit. I bolted up the flywheel on my zc then I went to put on the pressure plate and the bolt holes dont line up at all, the pressure plate appears to be to small. Now my question is, if I buy a 88-89 flywheel will that bolt up to my zc? any help would be greatly appreciated, thank-you....

 

you need 88-89 flywheel and it will bolt right up - since you have 88 transmission, you need 88 only clutch - you need to check your clutch disc to see what you actually have as it can't be for both 88 and 89 - 89 clutch is not the same as 88 - 88 disc is for 21 spline transmission and 89 disc is for 20 spline transmission


Modified by jlicrx at 10:35 AM 8/8/2008

 

can the clutch fit a jdm b16

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b16vt3c &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">can the clutch fit a jdm b16</TD></TR></TABLE>no, D-series and B-series clutches are not the same

 

ACT makes a kit that will work with this flywheel.

Basically it uses a 1989 prelude clutch disk (If I remember correctly) along with the 1990-1991 civic pressure plate to fit the larger dia clutch.

 

For this application to run with that flywheel you'll need a 86-87 Prelude 2.0Si/86-89 Accord LX-i clutch disc, and a 1990-1991 Civic pressure plate.

I ran this exact set-up in my 1990 civic with an 88-spec Civic Si tranny. 88-spec and some early 89 spec clutches and flywheels are smaller/crappier than the 90-91 spec ones.

 

Alright, both the transmition and the clutch disc have 21 splines. My question is if I go out and buy a 88 civic flywheel, will this bolt up to my ZC and take care of my problems? that would be my first choice, if that won't work could I go out and buy a pressure plate and use my same disc and everything else?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by greenzchatch &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> My question is if I go out and buy a 88 civic flywheel, will this bolt up to my ZC and take care of my problems? </TD></TR></TABLE>

Yes, but AFAIK no one makes an after market one you will need to find an OEM unit

 

jlicrx already answered your question. getting a 88 flywheel will work and be the easiest solution.

clutchcityonline.com also sells a whole clutch kit that is made for a 21 spline (88 tranny) and large diameter clutch plate and flywheel. i use it, works great. so this way you can use that lightened flywheel and everything is new.

 

Alright guys, thanks alot for all the input, since I already have an 88 transmission with lsd, a clutchmasters clutch kit thats for an 88 I'm just going to call around to some junk yards and find a flywheel off of an 88 civic, thanks again.....