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Im ordering some stuff in a few minutes and have whats probably a real stupid question. Im getting spark plugs for my ZC and dont really know if I need to get them for a 88-91 civic or an 89 integra... Or if theres even a difference... Thanks for the help.
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89 integra is your safest best, though i dont know it makes any difference.
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well my D16A9 was the same as a ZC and i could get plugs for that and that was in a civic so i reckon they should be the same
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*bump*
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Parts List Reference:
-Alternator Belt: 88-91 CRX -A/C Belt: 88-91 CRX -Timing Belt: 1988 Prelude 2.0 Si -Engine Mounts: 88-91 CRX -Thermostat: 88-91 CRX -Crank Seal: 89 Integra -Rear Main Seal: 89 Integra -Cam Oil Seals: 89 Integra -Valve Cover Gasket: 89 Integra -Radiator Hose Upper & Lower: 1984 Accord - Top (must be trimmed) 88-91CRX-Bottom -Exhaust Gasket: 89 Integra -Water Pump: 89-91 CRX -Oil Filter: 88-89 Integra or 88-91 CRX -Spark Plug Wires: 1989 Integra. You can get aftermarket. The CRX plugwires sit about 1" off the valve cover. -Throttle Body & TP Sensor: 1989-91 CRX or 1988-89 Acura Integra with the D16A1 engine -ECU (OK): 1989-91 CRX/Civic Si PM6 -ECU (Better): 1988-89 Integra PG7 The part number may vary depending on the year. -ECU (Best): 1989-1991 ZC PM7 -Spark Plugs: 88-89Integra or 88-91 CRX <------------ Here ![]() -Head Gasket: 89 Integra -Intake Gasket: 89 Integra -Exhaust Header: 88-91 CRX/Civic -Oil Pan Gasket: 88-91CRX/Civic -Cam Angle Sensor: 88-89 Integra -Distributor: 88/89 Integra -Distributer Cap: 1988-89 integra 1988-91 civic si -Distributer Rotor: 1988-89 integra 1988-91 civic si -Clutch/Pressure Plate: 1988 civic/CRX if using 88 tranny (21 splines) 1989-91 civic/CRX if using 89-91 tranny (20 splines) * 89 Clutch disk Size (7-7/8 inches) * 90-91 Clutch disk Size (8-3/8 inches) |
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You rock Seth
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what about the ls ecu, how would that run the motor ? pr4 ecu. someone told me that the ls ecu runs the zc the best, even better than jdm zc ecu
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It will do a fine job, it will NOT do a "better" job than the PM7, but it will do an equal job... Also, you have to running OBD1 to use iether of those ECU's
However there is more aftermarket support, like Hondata and so on, but I dont think its worth the OBD1 troubles... IMO.
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Yea, you can use the B18A and B18B ECU's for the ZC if its a OBD1 ZC... Spoposably they work well too
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Last edited by seth 90DX/ZC; 04-09-2003 at 12:39 AM. |
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AF Bay Area Crew ![]() RIP Melt 2008 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution GSR 2007 Toyota Prius ![]() ![]() I <3 and miss my 4g
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OBD1 ZC's came out of the 90-92 Civic/crx's and the 90-96 Civic Ferio
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