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  1. #1
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    Melbourne, Aus
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    Hmmm

    model before EF...

    hey guys just a lil query...
    what was the model before the EF? and did it ever have the d16a8 engine in it?

    i am asking in relation to this car....

    lil car.

    cheers!
    Last edited by MoDCoN; 23-02-2006 at 07:05 PM.

  2. #2
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    South West
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    GD3 VTIS
    yes the JDM si had the ZC (D16a8)

    nice little car

  3. #3
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    Hmmm
    ooh really? is that like the mugen civic in gt4? how does it handle, given its sussy set up? and how hard would it be to perform such a swap????

  4. #4
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    Jul 2005
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    syd
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    08' aluminium BMX
    if u got an ED (89) or sumthing before that then ill hook u up with all the bits and peices its a jdm crx (ZC) full conversion this can beat a d16y with ease as my old one with some cheap HIE i was playing with my friends eg vti like a cat with a ball of string LOL

  5. #5
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    Pariaman, Indonesia
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    Mitsubishi Colt TME
    ED had a D15B4 for AUDM

  6. #6
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    Oct 2004
    Location
    Perth
    Car:
    ED's/EF
    Thats the browntop ZC (D16A3)... 10 or so horsies down on power from the blacktop ZC (D16A8/9)

  7. #7
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    Hmmm
    okay. so could the d16a8 fit in?

    oh, and proecu i've been reading up on that link you posted above to endyn... wow there is some really awesome stuff there. i've always liked the idea of a supercharger, and they are achieving decent efficiency... can that be done here too? who has the know how?

    cheers

  8. #8
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    Feb 2004
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    sydney
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    scooby doobydoo
    yeh i also saw that add, good price for a top little car. apparently only the brown top zc from that model civic or from the 87-88 integra (popup lights) bolt in. whereas later model zc's need work, im guessing mounts.

    more @ redpepperracing.com
    EPisode3 : revenge of the civic

  9. #9
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    Melbourne, Aus
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    Hmmm
    thx egads!

  10. #10
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    Sep 2004
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    Perth
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    83,83 & 84 gen1s & 91 CRX
    they are the AF/AS models.
    Depending on year of production the AF models usually came with two motors EW2 and EW5. EW2 was carburated SOHC 1.5, EW5 was EFi SOHC 1.5. the AS models which came out in 84 were also fitted with a D16A3 or browntop ZC. In 85/86 came the GL/Si - which was purely a ZC - possibly even a blacktop.

    Yes - D16A8 will fit if the car came with a D16A3. If EW motor - you need to play around with engine mounts, possibly with Efi if the EW2 series.

    the one you posted comes with a ZC - so thats a bonus.

    Hope this helps?
    GENONE - 1983 Honda CRX | BANDIT - 1984 Honda CRX/HKS Supercharger | SINISTR - 1991 Honda CRX | RACECRX - 1983 Honda CRX with JDM B16A

  11. #11
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    Hmmm
    yeah it is! thx! just gettin my knowledge up, plus looking at possible future plans if i ever get enough money.

  12. #12
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    hunter region
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    EF8: i call her EFFY
    dont worry to much about the engine as those civics dont need much power to go nuts. trusts me i used to own one with a d15 carbie

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