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I agree the Koni's are a better shock and can handle a high spring rate aswell, but are a bit more money , pay for what you get

I just wanted to say that I have ran every pad except the Raybestos pads on my 86 GTL civic and found that the Carbotech pads did create alot of heat but still worked great. Hawk blues work OK , PFC...

That same paint sceem exsists on a car in Vancouver Canada 1989 civic GT4 car

I dont know if its legal for IT but I drilled out the main fuel jet in the bottom of the float bowl on the Canadian 1500s carb to get more fuel.
The 1300 and 1500 carbs also have 2 different sets of...

Ya you might be rite on that one ,but again, why would you want to do that swap if its working the way it is ? Harder to get pads for the 91 Si Calipers, Isnt it?

I use the 1989 Civic DX Fronts on...

Yes they are interchangable but the 89 civic brakes have the same size pads (but diff. shape)as the 91 Si pads. So why do it?
The 89 civic brakes have a greater pad compound assortment. Carbotech ,...

I dont know anything about those CVCC heads cause when we see them in Canada ,the hole head and carb is just ripped off and thrown away. (there crap) To hard to get working good.
I will check that...

I could care less cause he is slow and not in my class but I will double check the head on the car. Maybe I saw it wrong and he only had the Canadian intake and carb on the CVCC head????

I live in Canada and have a GT4 1985 Civic but there was a ITC civic from Washington US at our last race who had the Canadian Head on it and running ITC. HHMMMM I'd check the rules again.

Chris...

I have used the Porterfield and the AXXIS pads on the rear of a GT4 1985 Honda civic and found them to be very comperable to each-other and both worked great.

The AXXIS pads were cheaper

Doodson

OPM does make a limited slip for that car
My friend has one in his 88 acura

Doodson

The 1300cc pan and pick-up are different than the 1500cc Si pan and pick-up

If you change the pan you should change the pick-up aswell

My 1985 civic ran oil temps above 300deg. before I got an...