Installing JDM SiR cluster in an 88 Civic Hatch

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Oct 5, 2002 | 10:47 PM

EF_LSVtec

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Installing JDM SiR cluster in an 88 Civic Hatch

Just bought it on ebay, 9500 rpm limit...details says I need a 90-91 mounting bracket and an electronic VSS (which I have from my JDM Y1 tranny) to run speedo. Anybody have a detailed instructions on installation...including pics would very much appreciated...

Oct 5, 2002 | 11:55 PM

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Re: Installing JDM SiR cluster in an 88 Civic Hatch (EF_LSVtec)

do a search for sir cluster or jdm cluster.. in here and yahoo... there are tons of sites... look at my gsr cluster install page .... has a wireing diagram... its a simple job to do... teh sir cluster is easy to wire... maybe like 30 mins or and make sure you soldier your connections

Oct 6, 2002 | 12:38 AM

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Re: Installing JDM SiR cluster in an 88 Civic Hatch (ghettocrxsi)

http://www.jdmfan.com/technical/cosmetic/sir_cluster/

Oct 6, 2002 | 02:44 AM

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Re: Installing JDM SiR cluster in an 88 Civic Hatch (EF_LSVtec)

damn you just got a bunch of new crap... win the lotto?? get a new job??

Oct 6, 2002 | 05:38 AM

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Re: Installing JDM SiR cluster in an 88 Civic Hatch (EightOhOne)

nice info

Oct 6, 2002 | 03:45 PM

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Re: Installing JDM SiR cluster in an 88 Civic Hatch (XtraFastCRX)

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damn you just got a bunch of new crap... win the lotto?? get a new job??

I wish...I merely put money aside from when we sold our condo last year...But its dwindling down really quick...It's a good thing we were able to buy a house and put a decent down payment last June, if not, I would have spent all our money on mods...lol. My new lsvtec motor will probably rev consistently between 9-9500 rpm and my current cluster only go up to 8K...I want to keep the stock look and I hate those aftermarket tach...