Y8 into a 1986 crx
Not really done. Most people seem to swap in the ZC motors, because it's a straight forward swap. Or perhaps a Blue top or Black top integra motor.
you'll be on your own, but gladly there isn't that much wiring to do, and if you have a manual from each car, or use a standalone computer, it'll be pretty straight forward.
If however you are expecting aftermarket support for putting a Y8 into an 86 crx, then you'll figure out quickly that the market for the crx is so limited, most shops don't care if you are doing the swap or not. They can't make bank off of a one off part. So you'll have to use off the shelf parts or make your own.
you'll be on your own, but gladly there isn't that much wiring to do, and if you have a manual from each car, or use a standalone computer, it'll be pretty straight forward.
If however you are expecting aftermarket support for putting a Y8 into an 86 crx, then you'll figure out quickly that the market for the crx is so limited, most shops don't care if you are doing the swap or not. They can't make bank off of a one off part. So you'll have to use off the shelf parts or make your own.
AFD2? - D-Series (AF) - 84-87 Civic/CRX (AF) - Civic/CRX - Mounts Mounts for a D
Call up Rywire for a custom "budget" harness..Im sure he can educate you whats needed to do the swap.
Also check out redpepperracing.com
Call up Rywire for a custom "budget" harness..Im sure he can educate you whats needed to do the swap.
Also check out redpepperracing.com
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