CRX hybrid clutch

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danger mouse

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3,828 posts

267 months

Tuesday 28th October 2003
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Over the weekend I took my crx 1.6i-16(ZC) apart to do a clutch swap as it was slipping and the thrustbearing was making horrible noises...

Got the box off and removed the clutch plates only to find the one I had sourced to replace the worn out components was the wrong size (212mm as apposed to 200mm diameter)

I have been told by a guy on the www.hondacrx.co.uk forum that as I have 20 spline gearbox, I could just fit a later fly wheel from a '92 (EH?) Civic, along with this larger clutch plate, and have performed a useful upgrade that is actually quite often done with early crx's to allow them to handle bigger power/torque over standard.

This is all good, but what I want to know is: which cars might I be able to find the right flywheel in...dohc/sohc/vtec etc, and will the this flywheel fit my the standard D16A9 bellhousing?

I have asked this on the other forum too, but it moves v e r y slowly compared to PH, so I thought I'd ask here too.


Cheers,
Mouse

Captain Muppet

8,540 posts

271 months

Saturday 1st November 2003
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Four days without a reply? Things move slowly here too DM.

Unless you want to discuss politics/pikeys/speeding/TVRs/stupid Lotus theories/sex/religon/etc.

Sorry I can't help

danger mouse

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267 months

Friday 14th November 2003
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...now three weeks, seems some people just don't give a flying French immigrant about cars these days.

I think I will have solved the problem by the end of the weekend though, just need to get my hands on a secondhand 212mm '92-'95 'D'series flywheel...

:fingerscrossed:

How did the Trackday go by the way? I was gutted I couldn't make it, but I did take an Alfa 147 Lusso(JTD sadly but the thing was well quick up to 100, and sound sexyily snarly under full throttle)out for a raz instead in a bid to persuade my mum there are alternatives to an A3 :zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz:

so it wasn't all bad.


Did I just admitt on PH that I loved the way a diesel engine sounded?!, well at least it was an Alfa I guess.

danger mouse

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Friday 14th November 2003
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BTW..., don't worry no one reads my threads anyway apart from you, as is proven here.

Captain Muppet

8,540 posts

271 months

Saturday 6th December 2003
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Diesel DM? Surely not.

The track day got cancelled so I didn't have to worry about binning the MR2 (a mate was a trackday organiser and he says he's never seen a mk2 MR2 on a track that didn't spin).

This is the first time in ages I've had a chance to look at PH - must go, so much to look at, so much utter dross to ignore.

danger mouse

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Monday 8th December 2003
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Nice to hear from you matie...

Twink is sorted again now...
...here's a flick of her at work on site on Friday. Ain't she pretty!?

My mate here at work got a MR2-t over the weekend, he's taking me for a spin in a bit, apparently it's running 280brake at the mo'!

Saw there's another sesh @ Hethal in the New year thru' bookatrack, I'm gonna go if it kills me, might bring some company too... likes going quick, which is a bit of a shock as she's primary school teacher!

danger mouse

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267 months

Monday 8th December 2003
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...oh and the diesel Alfa: I was shocked how good it was up to about 80mph, but it didn't pick up and fly at 5,000 honda stylee (thank goodness!)

Captain Muppet

8,540 posts

271 months

Wednesday 10th December 2003
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Twink look niiiice - it must be the lack of holes in the rear arches

[bad pun mode]
Have you managed to teacher anything?
[/bad pun mode]

sorry.

Captain Muppet

8,540 posts

271 months

Thursday 11th December 2003
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danger mouse said:
...Saw there's another sesh @ Hethal in the New year thru' bookatrack...


I bet you a carbon fibre fuel flap that there isn't...

BTW did I mention I'm moulding carbon bits for CRXs now? Fancy a new sunroof panel in glossy carbon?

danger mouse

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267 months

Thursday 11th December 2003
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Pun Verrrrrrrrrrrrrrrry bad! ...and yes the Sunday sills and speed holes in the wheel arches were a bit poo weren't they!

Not really "taught" Emily anything, we're both reasonabley well versed in what's going on, but we are having fun...

...that's what it's all about, but shock horror she doesn't look like any girlie band members, just Emily.

...and there's something very appealingly naughty about going out with a primary school teacher. She gets to pretent to be a grown-up during the day and a teenager in the evening. The only slight problem is that going out is a bit of secret-agent mission*, as kids/parents from her school are always around town, but that just adds the fun.



How are you and S? Any big plans for the holiday?

*especially if you've pulled a sickie!

Captain Muppet

8,540 posts

271 months

Sunday 14th December 2003
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danger mouse said:
....*especially if you've pulled a sickie!


If that's how you think of her...

No plans really - just off to sunny Finland to snowmobile in to the Artic circle. I'm getting house sitters in because my bike was stolen out of my garage on Friday - I'm going to post a thread in the biker's forum.

danger mouse

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Tuesday 16th December 2003
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Captain Muppet said:

danger mouse said:
....*especially if you've pulled a sickie!



If that's how you think of her...
Just got that.... oh dear!

Good luck: I'd find it hard to trust anyone to do that right now.

lightningghost

4,943 posts

255 months

Saturday 20th December 2003
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Cool! I'm the third member to contribute to this thread. Shame I have nothing good to say isn't it?

Mouse, can you swing by my shack on Sunday?

Avec Emily if she wants - she's welcome too.

>> Edited by lightningghost on Saturday 20th December 12:45