I have 3 Resistor boxes that i no longer have use for. I'll let them go for 30 bucks per box shipped to your door using UPS and a tracking number. The first 2 are from Acura Integras and the last one is from a CRX Si. If you have any questions AIM me at DylanT83 or email me at DylanS83@hotmail.com. ( Sorry about the long load time, i made the pic's as small as i could )

Integra Resistor Box SOLD
Integra Resistor Box SOLD
CRX Si Resistor Box SOLD






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so would they just plug and play?

do you know if all civic 5th gen use the same as the one from hondata website?

 

I'm not quite sure what you are asking. But i will try and answer to the best of my understanding...

1. Are they plug and play: No resistor box is "plug n play" for a saturated injector car. There are plenty of wiring diagrams on H-T for how to do this. The reason they have the clips attached to them is so that i could make it look like a factory install. You'd still have to splice off of the wires to your new 450cc injectors.

2. do you know if all civic 5th gen use the same as the one from hondata website?
if you mean do all 5th gen use this specific resistor box then no. All the honda resistor boxes are the same ohm, however they do look a little different. These are what i like to call the twinkie style. They also come in a heat sunk style which is a tad bit bigger than the twinkie style. Personally i don't like the heat sunk ones because they don't match with the other stuff in the engine bay of my del sol. So i use the twinkie one, makes for a much nicer looking install.

 

any difference between these and integra ones? (wondering why crx one is still fs and integra ones are not)

 

they are all the same. Doesn't matter if they come from integra's crx's or civic's.