Re:crx/civic owners: zc question
 

I already had a d16a1 in my crx so basically all i did to mine was drop in the ZC, which I bought from Toronto for $500CAN(~$350US).
The water pump, timing belt, etc. all looked brand new because I picked out the cleanest one in the shop. Months later I put in a new water pump, timing belt, etc.
All in all, I'd say it cost me around $700.
I thought I got a great deal on mine.
Good luck with yours.

Re:crx/civic owners: zc question
 

Could you just get a ZC head and head swap it on like a 89 Crx si? Or would it be better to just swap the whole motor?

Re:crx/civic owners: zc question
 

Well since the ZC u want is a DOHC it would not work on the si. and considering how easy the swap is into a si...

do the whole motor

Travis