1st gen CRX SI motor swap
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I have a ZC in my '85. I'm using an '88 tranny. I have something like $1k in it (with lots of new parts). I cannot get the pg7 ecu to work because the ZC does not have the eacv like the USDM teg. I posted a thread about this, but noone replied.
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Originally Posted by OriginalSi
I have a ZC in my '85. I'm using an '88 tranny. I have something like $1k in it (with lots of new parts). I cannot get the pg7 ecu to work because the ZC does not have the eacv like the USDM teg. I posted a thread about this, but noone replied.
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Originally Posted by Keebler
you might wanna be careful when u boost a ZC. stock they can only handle 4-6psi. and 6 is pushin it. so learn as much as u can about that.
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Isn't the ZC manifold better than the teg piece? I'm going to adapt the eacv from my '86 teg manifold by fabricating flanges to bolt to it and to the egr hole in the intake.
Does the PM7 ECU use eacv?
Does the PM7 ECU use eacv?
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To B honest, the money you plan on spending for car then motor swap you can get you a 4th gen Civic. Crx pob. cost you at least 2K. I paid 1K 4 my 91 Civic Si. Good luck & by the way Happy ThanksGiving champ..
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Originally Posted by OriginalSi
Isn't the ZC manifold better than the teg piece? I'm going to adapt the eacv from my '86 teg manifold by fabricating flanges to bolt to it and to the egr hole in the intake.
Does the PM7 ECU use eacv?
Does the PM7 ECU use eacv?