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Old May 8, 2007 | 07:27 PM
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lol I just did.. now Im just waiting =]
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Old May 9, 2007 | 04:47 AM
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CX = manual windows/locks. You need any SOHC hydro tranny. Pretty easy swap, to put the new tranny in. Can easily get it done on a Saturday.
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Old May 9, 2007 | 06:19 PM
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On to these motors. I am seeing D16 D15 B16 B17 then there is the y8 y7 z6 z7 bla bla someone please help me I have no idea as to what each of these are capable of. Also, what years and models do each of these motors call their home? Is there a website with this info? Thanx
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Old May 9, 2007 | 06:30 PM
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Best thing to do man.. is do your research online. and learn alot.. instead of waiting on replys.. trust me not that hard to learn.
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Old May 9, 2007 | 06:55 PM
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your best bet is to go to honda-tech.com and just read. hondas are really simple once you get the hang of it. if you are seeking performance you are going to hate the motor that is in the car, i personally would swap to a b-series or k-series if you have the extra cash. cx is the second to lightest eg hatch, a vx beats it out by a couple pounds. but you have got a really good platform to start on. a b-series will make you pretty quick and is for the most part a direct replacemen for your SOHC you have now.
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Old May 9, 2007 | 09:35 PM
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Originally Posted by JellY
your best bet is to go to honda-tech.com and just read. hondas are really simple once you get the hang of it. if you are seeking performance you are going to hate the motor that is in the car, i personally would swap to a b-series or k-series if you have the extra cash. cx is the second to lightest eg hatch, a vx beats it out by a couple pounds. but you have got a really good platform to start on. a b-series will make you pretty quick and is for the most part a direct replacemen for your SOHC you have now.
B-series is a direct implant for the car.

B Series can befound in Civic Si, Integra ( all models ), Del Sol ( certain si models ), CRV
D Series will be found in all Civics besides the Si from 00 down
H Series will be Preludes ( all models )
K Series will be most all of your 01 and up Civics, RSX, etc.

Your transmission will be easy, just stay away from an automatic d series. You can tell if they are automatic from the dip stick hole on them along with all the solinoids. Tranny codes can be found on wwwwwww.honda-tech.....com, and with using the search function.

Hondas are going to be the easiest vehicle that you come across to work on. They are what you would like to call user friendly vehicles.

Although the information that has been provided so far is about the best as you are going to get, I will tell you to be careful when it comes to SI's. They are found also in the Prelude as well as the civic. JDM vehicles will also have a SIR wich will be something that you can find more information about on wwwwwww.honda-tech.commmmmmmmmmmm.

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Old May 9, 2007 | 09:53 PM
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thanx guys.. here is your rep =]
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Old May 9, 2007 | 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Red2GDSM
thanx guys.. here is your rep =]
if you need any other info just ask man..........
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Old May 10, 2007 | 11:18 AM
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heres the service manuals for your car...and others: Index of /downloads/tech/honda manuals
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Old May 11, 2007 | 03:22 PM
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hey man i will talk to some of my ppl u should be able to get one reall easy if i were i would stay single cam yes its slower but fun to play with and its cheap i got a tranny for 40 bucks and hasnt giveen me a lick of problems just have to find the right deal also where do u live me and my buddy can do a tranny swap in a couple hrs if not sonner its pretty simple we could halp u for a fair price also if u dont have tools u will need to get some here is a list of tools u will need to do a tranny swap....
8MM
10MM
12MM
14MM
17MM
19MM
23-24MM I THINK THE ONE FOR THE AXLE NUT OR 1.1/4
SMALL BUT LONG POLE SO THE HANDLE OF THE RATCHET CAN FIT IN
A PRY BAR
HAMMER WITH SOME BALLS (WE HAVE NAMES FOR OURS)
VARIOUS EXTENITONS
10W30 MOBLI1 FULL SYN FOR FLUIDS
POSSIBLY A NEW CLUTCH KIT/FLYWHEEL OR HAVE IT CUT
MAYBE ONE MORE THING IF U WANT TO DO IT RIGHT 2 BOTTLES OF DOT 3 BREAK FLUID
SO U HAVE NICE FRESH CLUTCH FLUID




LMK IF U WOULD LIKE HELP IF U ARE IN MY AREA HATE DOING THINGS ON MY OWN

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