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Unhappy My 85 CRX Si

I just got this 85 CRX and I don't know what i can do with it. I've seen so much online about people taking the 88's and above and putting in bigger engines.. but i want this to be a pimp ride but i dont' know what i can do to it. Its got a lot of miles on the frame and some minor welding needed to be done, but the body looks alright. But i want power. I am new to all of this racing stuff and i need advice from people who know. If anyone can help me... please let me know
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Re: My 85 CRX Si

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I just got this 85 CRX and I don't know what i can do with it. I've seen so much online about people taking the 88's and above and putting in bigger engines.. but i want this to be a pimp ride but i dont' know what i can do to it. Its got a lot of miles on the frame and some minor welding needed to be done, but the body looks alright. But i want power. I am new to all of this racing stuff and i need advice from people who know. If anyone can help me... please let me know
I just picked up an 86 CRX, and am looking for the same information. It's hard to find decent links for 1st generation CRX information.

Check this forum (for first generation CRX's and 3rd generation civics):
www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/f677

In fact, I'm going to move this thread to that forum because it's more apropriate in there since this is the 88-91 civic/crx forum.
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which is down for the moment, but i'm sure tom will get all the bugs worked out on his new DSL connect...

there is plenty you can do my man!!!

the 85si was, some thought, a better rex than 86-87 just by a margin. it came with stock 13's so the gearing is little different, rumor had it that emitions lead them to change the maps on the 86-87 ecu and the 85 was way lighter! which makes it a good canidate for drag or autoX.

what are you planning for this little beast? street, strip or track

what's you budget? you could do a 200-300 d16a1 swap and get around 16hp to the wheels stock-------------- all the way to the turbo/super charged b18c that would run above 5 grand but i would guess and say with proper fuel managment, were talkin 250+ in you hosed the intercooler with nos or co2. don't quote anything exact!
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85 crx si

I have an 85 crx as well, I blew the si motor in it twice already and am going to do a zc swap. But beside the point stuff for our cars is limited. Andys auto sport has a lame body kit, I think. Dc and pace setter has headers, and light speed has cold air intakes. I found out that alot of people mod 2nd gen rex parts on the first like body kits. Go to cardomain.com and look at the 1st gen rexes and you can find out about some stuff your looking for. looking for performance though means a meaner engine and the 86-87 integra is a basic direct bolt in.
hope this was some help and good luck
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Re: My 85 CRX Si

even just replacing spark pluges and getting nice heat resistant wires will boost your performance for really cheap
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Re: My 85 CRX Si

please dont revive such old threads
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y not revive old threads, it prevents new therads on the same old topic. besides august was only 3 months ago
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Re: My 85 CRX Si

I just got a running 85 CRX Si for FREE today!!!!

I'm thinking of putting a d16a1 (85-87 Teg) motor in it, and build another Junk Yard Turbo kit.

I currently have a 89 Sedan that's turboed w/ a z6 head, a6 bottom end, LS rods rebushed and JE pistons. Running VAFC and dsm 450s for fuel management.
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Re: My 85 CRX Si

for more help on 1st 2nd 3rd etc info i would go to www.jdmcivic.com they are the best when it comes to info on honda...
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Re: My 85 CRX Si

first off i would get an engine swap for a crx that old second id do a little body work if you want to make your ride p.i.m.p.... yea go to wingswest.com for some clean kits and spoilers third id reasearch more on honda performance before id go and work on that crx of yours. So save up at least 2-4 grand look for a b18c1, b16a2, any d series, or if you want to be the complete jdm whore save like 5000 and get like a b18c5 or b16b. i dont know if that will help but i tried yo w00t w00t...
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