88 tranny spline count
If you use the '88 transmission, you must use an '88 clutch. You should use a '88 flywheel, I am 80% sure you can use an '89 flywheel as well, but definately not the '90-'91 flyhweels.
If you can, find a '90-'91 si transmission since the clutch disc is larger for more surface, thus more grip and less wear. You would use a '90-91 clutch and f/w combo for this.
If you can, find a '90-'91 si transmission since the clutch disc is larger for more surface, thus more grip and less wear. You would use a '90-91 clutch and f/w combo for this.
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88 - 21 Spline - 190mm Clutch/Pressure Plate/Flywheel
89 - 20 Spline - 200mm Clutch/Pressure Plate/Flywheel
90 - 20 Spline - 212mm Clutch/Pressure Plate/Flywheel
91 - 20 Spline - 212mm Clutch/Pressure Plate/Flywheel
If you would like to keep the 21 spline transmission, you can use a 84-87 Prelude 2.0L disk to achieve the 212mm clutch face and with this you can use the 90/91 Pressure Plate and Flywheel.
Modified by dr_latino999 at 11:08 PM 5/26/2007
89 - 20 Spline - 200mm Clutch/Pressure Plate/Flywheel
90 - 20 Spline - 212mm Clutch/Pressure Plate/Flywheel
91 - 20 Spline - 212mm Clutch/Pressure Plate/Flywheel
If you would like to keep the 21 spline transmission, you can use a 84-87 Prelude 2.0L disk to achieve the 212mm clutch face and with this you can use the 90/91 Pressure Plate and Flywheel.
Modified by dr_latino999 at 11:08 PM 5/26/2007
Sorry to ***** up this thread, but I have an 89 tranny and motor from a CRX Si. Are the larger 90-91 fw/clutch/pp direct replacements? I need to buy all three, but I've been getting mixed info on what will fit.
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