SOHC Vtec in a 90 Hatch
12-11-2004, 12:41 PM
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SOHC Vtec in a 90 Hatch
A few guys at my work said, switching a 96 SOHC Vtec motor into my 90 DX hatch is pretty hard, being as the hydro tranny and the cable tranny... Now what i need to know is, what do I need to get it to work...thxs
12-11-2004, 01:03 PM
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Re: SOHC Vtec in a 90 Hatch
well get a 88-91 si tranny and ecu. to change from dual point to multi point get white plug injectors, wiring harness, resistor pack, and distributor, intake manifold (also from a 88-91 si or hf) and wire vtec to a switch. its pretty simple.
12-11-2004, 02:54 PM
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Re: SOHC Vtec in a 90 Hatch
NO. wire vtec to a rpm activated switch or a vafc
12-11-2004, 02:58 PM
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Re: SOHC Vtec in a 90 Hatch
I can convert a PM6 (EF/CRX Si) ECU to vtec for you.
For the tranny, there are conversion linkages to use a hydro tranny in a non-hydro car, I'm not sure if they work for D-series stuff (most are targeted toward B-series swaps), but look around. Hasport and a few other companies make them..
For the tranny, there are conversion linkages to use a hydro tranny in a non-hydro car, I'm not sure if they work for D-series stuff (most are targeted toward B-series swaps), but look around. Hasport and a few other companies make them..
12-11-2004, 08:16 PM
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Re: SOHC Vtec in a 90 Hatch
well im getting everything... motor tranny, ecu, yadda yadda, his linkage wont work?
12-11-2004, 08:34 PM
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Re: SOHC Vtec in a 90 Hatch
Originally Posted by Fabrik8
I can convert a PM6 (EF/CRX Si) ECU to vtec for you.
For the tranny, there are conversion linkages to use a hydro tranny in a non-hydro car, I'm not sure if they work for D-series stuff (most are targeted toward B-series swaps), but look around. Hasport and a few other companies make them..
For the tranny, there are conversion linkages to use a hydro tranny in a non-hydro car, I'm not sure if they work for D-series stuff (most are targeted toward B-series swaps), but look around. Hasport and a few other companies make them..
to this man...
12-12-2004, 03:35 AM
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Re: SOHC Vtec in a 90 Hatch
Originally Posted by Fabrik8
I can convert a PM6 (EF/CRX Si) ECU to vtec for you.
For the tranny, there are conversion linkages to use a hydro tranny in a non-hydro car, I'm not sure if they work for D-series stuff (most are targeted toward B-series swaps), but look around. Hasport and a few other companies make them..
For the tranny, there are conversion linkages to use a hydro tranny in a non-hydro car, I'm not sure if they work for D-series stuff (most are targeted toward B-series swaps), but look around. Hasport and a few other companies make them..
yes his stock linkage will work. id also let him convert the ecu to VTEC
12-12-2004, 07:26 AM
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Re: SOHC Vtec in a 90 Hatch
so I cant use his 96 ECU?
12-12-2004, 07:58 AM
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Re: SOHC Vtec in a 90 Hatch
You can use the 96 ECU, yeah..
You'll have to get an OBD0-OBD2 conversion harness, and convert a couple other things over, and add the wiring for the second O2 sensor, and a few others things I'm forgetting about.
You'll have to get an OBD0-OBD2 conversion harness, and convert a couple other things over, and add the wiring for the second O2 sensor, and a few others things I'm forgetting about.
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Re: SOHC Vtec in a 90 Hatch
Originally Posted by Mikey240
so I cant use his 96 ECU?