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I have recently been debating with some folks about the legality of the 87 CRX HF being placed in the ITC? They insist the HF is not legal in the class because it doesn't specifically list the HF in the rulebook, it says "Honda CRX 1.5," but as far as I can tell there was no "1.5" model. Can someone please help me clarify so I know if my car is an ITC candidate. Thank you.
Bryan
Sorry it took a day and a half for someone to answer your relatively simple question. Next time, try asking something people can bicker about more...
Anyway, your '87 CRX HF is not an ITC car. The '84-'87 CRX S is classified in ITC with its carbuerated, 76hp, 1.5L engine. Same with the '84-'87 Civic S. The CRX HF of those years was a 1.3L, had about 50hp, and was too slow even for ITC.
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Kevin
Ruck Racing
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Bryan-
Not sure how different yours is??? but put in a request for it to be added, I don't think they will turn away any good fitting ITC cars...
Raymond "more ITC cars?" Blethen
Thanks R2 Racing, but the car has a 1.5 liter engine, it is the same block used in all of the 1.5 liter civics/CRXs, even the EFI Si engine. Does this make a difference as to the legality, like I said, the rules only specify "1.5." Thank you for the help!
Bryan
Is it a CVCC head? I think it says "CVCC head" in the notes line. I'm not sure - I don't have my rulebook right here.
Don't know about the size, but my roomate had one of those things and it was really slow. Abymissal. HF was for High Efficency wasn't it? It did sip gas, but produced little power.
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Ron
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R2, the car does have the CVCC head which is another comment in the rules. I think it is a very vague listing. Thank you again.
Bryan
Bryan - There are many things different about the car. The piston on has one compression ring and one oil ring and a shallow doom for greater compression (less friction). Grassroots Motorsports offered them as aQuote:
Originally posted by Focus'd:
R2, the car does have the CVCC head which is another comment in the rules. I think it is a very vague listing. Thank you again.
Bryan
high compression piston. Frankly I didn't realize the block, I thought the stroke was different as well as crank and other internal. In addition there are many chasis parts that are different. Aluminum brake drums, smaller front hubs, lighter rear axle, lighter flywheel. These are all the cheater parts that guys try to graft to the CRX S. Most 1st Gen Honda guys can spot them if examined.
Tim Klvana
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