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  1. 01-19-2011, 11:24 PM #1
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    Default d series lol agin...????

    just wondering if the eg axles and the ef axles for a d series are diff.
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  2. 01-20-2011, 12:34 PM #2
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    and a d16z6 should just drop in my 91 si multiport right ....
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    The z6 will drop right in.
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    Axles will work if you remove the dust sheild from the back of the hub bearings. And if you use the ef driver side mount bracket and the ef trans you should be good.
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    so it has a d15b7 in it right now will that affect anything
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    it will not affect anything going from a d15b7 to a z6.
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    what about the dizzy
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    You need vtec dizzy. With conversion clips.
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    vtec dizzy and wire vtec
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    you will need a conversion harness and a P28 ecu, otherwise you will have to source a OBD-0 vtec ecu.. which i doubt you will find.
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