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z6 in a 4th gen si hatch ?'s

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Old 02-02-2008, 11:59 PM   #1
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Default z6 in a 4th gen si hatch ?'s

ok first i have a jdm zc in my hatch right now, but i just got a complete z6 with wiring harness. what do i need to do to get the z6 running in my hatch? plz i need to know everything.. thanks alot.
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i just completed this swap the hard way. the quickest and easyiest way is to buy a rywire kit. they have everything you need. obd-0 to obd-1 harness, distributor conversion harness. trust me this is the best way.
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Old 02-03-2008, 02:16 PM   #3
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ok then i guess thats what i'm gonna do..
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good choice they give vyou complete instructions and even have tech support if you get stuck.
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WAIT....use your obd0 wire harness on to the z6 with every wires being where it should go and since you got the complete wire harness for the z6, do this to your distributor....save your money....lol

http://hondaswap.com/hybrid-ed-ef-da...adapter-73435/


and if i was you, i use that sohc zc block and slap the z6 head on, better performance because of the P29 pistons the sohc zc has....it will raise your compression to 11.0 - 12:1 compression ratio, producing a better amount of power ranges from mid to top end.....just a suggestion...!
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you can stay obd0 and use your a6 distributor. then just get an obd0 vtec ecu and chip it so it doesnt look for the knock sensor or second o2 sensor. or get a rpm activated switch or vafc to control when vtec kicks in. the a6 dizzys dont mate up to the z6 heads without moding it. theres plenty of write ups.
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man i totally forgot about you. sorry. i will post my paper i made. it shows where the wires on that harness went and what they are. using that i was able to see that thoes 4 wires were crossed and thats why my car wouldnt start i have it up here by monday.
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http://www.clubcivic.com/board/showthread.php?t=135942

if you need what .. coricivic is talking about everything is obo.
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