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Old 05-26-2004, 06:46 PM
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Question will a 90-93 integra cable tranny work for a swap?

i just wanted to know if a 90-93 integra cable tranny would work in a swap for a 89-91 crx b16a swap ? help me out here
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Re: will a 90-93 integra cable tranny work for a swap?

yes it would.
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Re: will a 90-93 integra cable tranny work for a swap?

if its cable to cable, yes, if not no, youd have to convert, just for future references
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