^^^ What are my options when it come to this?^^^

 

When I had my ZC I used a Centerforce Dual Friction clutch. It was well worth the money.

 

Thanks man...but when i shop for a clutch ..what car do i buy one for?
do i order a clutch or a flywheel for a 88-89 integra? .
you know what im sayin?

 

I used an 89 CRX Si tranny and flywheel on my ZC. So thats the clutch I purchased (89 CRX Si ). So, I would say get the clutch that goes with your tranny and flywheel.

Are you using the ZC tranny?

 

im using a std 4spd temporarly until i find a 4g SI trans...
but if i bought a clutch for a 89 civic si...will it work on the 4spd and then later on i can just swap trannys to the si trans?

 

If you're using a 4 spd STD tranny, get a 4spd STD clutch and flywheel. The flywheel and clutch always have to match the tranny.

 

So im not even gonna **** with it now then ..i dont plan on having that trans for much longer ill just wait and get the clutch/fly for whatever trans i get.
thanks

EDIT: let me clear something up ..im still a little confused...if i have a 89 civic si trans...i order a clutch/fly for a 89 civic si ..even though that i dont have the A6 motor in my car and the clutch/fly bolt to the motor?
make sense?
thanks guys



Modified by Touge Panda at 1:10 AM 4/28/2003

 

anyone?

 

Yes get the clutch and flywheel for whatever trans it is you are using.

 

Any D series flywheel will bolt to a ZC.

 

is it possible to use the clutch from an 89 and the pressure plate from a 90 on a 90 zc tranny. Is there a difference in size for the clutch disk itself or is it just the pressure plate that varries in size? I heard the clutch disk is different in size for the 88, 89 and 90-91 but 90-91 are the same so 3 different sizes. Also is the zc's architecture the same as an L3 d series, meaning the input shaft, and flywheel size are they all the same as the d series threwout 88-91.

 

i got a clutch specialtieS 6 puck sprung hub clutch. VERY nice iwth stokc zc flywheel

 

so the flywheel sizes on the zc are the same as the d series ones?

 

like the post above you can use any d ser flywheel. it the slpine's on the input shaft that are different 88-89 use the same disc and the 90-91 use the same disc

 

i think only the 88 splines are different, i have a 89 tranny(supposedly its an 89, it was taken out of an 89 rex) working fine with a clutch that was used for a bit on a 90. they flywheel is an 89

 

if u can read english I asked if the zc flywheels are the exact same size as the d series flywheels, NOT if the zc motor is capable of using a d series flywheel.....

plus the 88 clutch disk is 190mm, the 89 is 200 mm so 88 and 89 are not the same