Danpjack

so its going to cost me about 300 for a clutch? how long should this last me? it is a daily driver so its not like i just race. but some times i like to go. u asid that u get 5 more MPG so since i get any where from 23-25 in my 90 crx i should get 28-30 mpg city?

Tankard

If you only get 23-30 mpg in your crx, you have problems. Even if it is an Si with the dohc zc.

ChrisS

Your gas mileage can vary a great deal depending on how you drive. (lots of heavy acceleration will drive the MPG down pretty fast.)

My stock D16A6 '91 CRX Si averages around 30 MPG in the city; and upto 42 MPG highway.

Kai

A factory style aftermarket clutch/pressureplate/throw-out bearing/alignment tool set should cost no more then $160 from any local parts place. A local machine shop can resurface your flywheel cheaply if it needs it.

Danpjack

y do u i problems if i get that good? i get lowest of 23 mpg when i accerlate full speed some times but..i rav a lot not all out but some times a lot even some times when i do that stuff i do pretty good and get 25 city?

this link
Cheapest place to get them:
http://search.ebay.com/search/search...crx&category0=

that he said above they are going to like 300

Kai

Don't buy non-name brand parts from ebay. They are all trash with very few exceptions. One of my roommates bought one of those ebay "stage 3" clutches and it threw one of the hub springs after a few hundred miles. He was never able to get his money back, either.

Tankard

You should at least average 30 mpg or more in you crx, regardless of how you drive. I used to get 31-33mpg, and now with the lighter flywheel, i'm getting 37-38mpg. I've never read where the lighter flywheel will increase fuel milage, but mine did. You may need a tune up, have a clogged pcv valve, pinched or disconnected vacume hoses, etc.

Danpjack

if i just go and get a tune up would they find that stuf for would i have to ask them to do that

Danpjack

was urs a stock or what i got the zc engine

Tankard

I've got a sohc zc motor. I just filled up again, and it got 36 mpg that tank. You could actually check all the hoses and pcv valve yourself. It's not that hard. But then again, if you're getting somebody to do a tune up for you, then you may not be able to. Also, make sure your charcoal canistser is all plugged up, including the hose coming from the bottom of it. Some poeple here speak of completely removing it, but you need to seal all of the vacum hoses if you do that, from what i read.