Little ZC swap I did yesterday
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Little ZC swap I did yesterday
This is Don's 88 Crx Si sporting a very bling bling Yellow paint job
Removing the D16a6, but why would we do that?
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Don pretending to do something
All done, the swap went smooth as always. The car is really lacking performance due to the pm6 ecu, maybe when he puts the pm7 or pg7 ecu in, the little ZC will wake up
Thanks again Don,
Jeff
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Re:Little ZC swap I did yesterday
You make it look so simple. :P
Ummm...I don't see a turbo on that thing? WTF?
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Re:Little ZC swap I did yesterday
Originally Posted by Dr.Boost
You make it look so simple. :P
Ummm...I don't see a turbo on that thing? WTF?
Ummm...I don't see a turbo on that thing? WTF?
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Re:Little ZC swap I did yesterday
Turbokit in the works.. He has a s2k that he normally drives, and this is now his daily driver. Part of the deal was that after I do the swap I get to take his car out street racing, lol.. he gave me the s2k to drive all night last night, fun fun
Simple.. ZC's are basic R&R swaps with some very easy wiring & repinning.
This will go into a Del sol, but you would need to use a external map sensor, obd1 distributor (that doesnt fit on the zc, but can be made to work) Saturated injectors , and thats about it. They actually do have obd1 dohc zc's they are just rare. But the hard part will be finding an ECU that will work for obd1 zc. Possibly a LS ecu could work with some AFC tuning?
Jeff
Simple.. ZC's are basic R&R swaps with some very easy wiring & repinning.
This will go into a Del sol, but you would need to use a external map sensor, obd1 distributor (that doesnt fit on the zc, but can be made to work) Saturated injectors , and thats about it. They actually do have obd1 dohc zc's they are just rare. But the hard part will be finding an ECU that will work for obd1 zc. Possibly a LS ecu could work with some AFC tuning?
Jeff
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Re:Little ZC swap I did yesterday
Actual labor? not including going to lunch, getting parts and towing the car, probably 4 hours. I ran into a few things like seized distributor, few broken sensors & lines. These swaps are incredibly easy. Wiring is also simple, you need to repin the distributor and run the 2 cylinder sensor wires to the sensor off the exhaust cam. blue/green yellow/green.
Jeff
Jeff
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Re:Little ZC swap I did yesterday
Originally Posted by kyle
what wiring is necessary for the zc into an si? I thought it didn't need any wiring changes.
Now as for the obd1 zc Yes they do exist. luckystar in canada sells them (i been there seen them first hand) they sell alot of parts for a price of course. a obd0 ZC cost me 400 USD