d16a1 in 1st gen crx
how hard is it to do this, use the stock tranny and engine mounts. i dont know too much about 85 crx's but my friend just picked up an 89 ls integra today for 300 bucks, and hes swappin the engine out. any help would be appreciated.
if the 85 is not Si, then it is a whole lot of work - if it is Si, the D16A1 will bolt right in, but you will need to use the 86-89 Integra transmission, axles, knuckles/hubs and shift linkage
ok, the crx is an si. but we cant use the crx transmission? the integra tranny is automatic, but if we have to i guess we'll just go find one somewhere.
http://tjshondas.20m.com/d16a1swap1.html
info on switching from vaccum advance to electronic advance...
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what year d16a1 is it vaccum advance or electronic advance
info on switching from vaccum advance to electronic advance...
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i am actually putting a d16a1 in my 87 crx si. do you need any other modifications to the crx for this to fit? any wiring changes? </TD></TR></TABLE>
what year d16a1 is it vaccum advance or electronic advance
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