im doing a dohc zc swap into my 91 dx hatch. the motor is from a 89 teg ls. people have told me different things about the axles. i will be using the zc tranny, so which are the best axles to use, which will fit right in with out having to do any major adjusments??

 

the zc is a d series motor/tranny get crx si axles for their added strength.but any d seies axles will work

 

if that motor is from a 89 teg then it won't bolt up to your 88-91 crx. and it's not a zc, its a d16a1.

 

That's not a ZC motor dood. I woudl actually avoid it and get something better.

 

yea the rear mount is not the same as on our 88-91 also if you like zc try


http://www.thezcr.com

its a site dedicated to the zc just more info for you

 

if u try and use CRX SI axles you will probably have to use crx si hubs and knuckles...

 

it all depends on whut transmission u are using.

 

the motor from a 89 ls is considered a zc motor, just not the jdm one. i will be using the 89 ls tranny. i was thinking about usint the si axles, but then i wasnt sure they were gonna fit in my dx hubs. any other suggestions??

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by batman21 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the motor from a 89 ls is considered a zc motor, just not the jdm one. i will be using the 89 ls tranny.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I say, I say...you boy, you are mistaken. T'ain't no ZC...that my boy, is D16a1.

 

it might be considered a usdm ZC but it won't fit in your car.

if that motor really came from a 89 teg, then avoid it at all costs. listen to what we say.. save yourself some major headaches.

 

i bought it from my boy who had it in his 91 crx, so it should fit with some adjustment, and yes some people consider it the usdm zc.

 

if it is a jdm zc with a zc tranny, 90-93 integra axles is what you want. nothing else.

 

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Can I start calling my Si a usdm SiR?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Fobtions &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">it all depends on whut transmission u are using.

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What he said.

 

LOL