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Carb Adapter For Cvcc Hondas?


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where can i buy an adapter for my 87 civic's manifold? i have a 2 barrel carb from an 88 accord that id like to try out but since my car is cvcc i wouldnt be able to use the auxiliary intake port
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Mark L

I will sell you this one for 25 shipped. It is for a weber 32/36, but the web mounting studs were never drilled.

You can see how the bottom is notched for the cvcc port.

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this can be used with the stock carb on an 88 accord?

the stud hole will line up right?

Edited by sleepycivic, 11 December 2012 - 09:30 AM.

sorry officer I didnt know that was the high way number, I thought it was the speed limit!

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Mark L

Never seen a 88 accord Carb.

The hole are drilled for a 84-87 Civic/CRX CVCC manifold. It would be up to you to adapt the Carb.
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oh ok haha i didnt think about that. my brain musta took a vacation! so how will i pay you?
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you wouldnt also happen to have a gasket would you?
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I had a project similar to this http://www.redpepper...topic=52757&hl=

It was very promising but I ran out of time and wasn't able to complete the project- yet. I really think that it could be as good or better than the Redline kit. I currently run a Redline Webber kit and I'm not the most thrilled with it though it has done the job. I'm done with the hassle of stock carbs and the price for a rebuilt unit or time spent to rebuild doesn't make me happy. For ~$100-150, you can have a really neat Holly rebuild installed and running.
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oh ok haha i didnt think about that. my brain musta took a vacation! so how will i pay you?


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You would have to come up with the gaskets. You could buy gasket material at the auto store, or cut up a cereal box.
Also there is no hardware, just the plate. You will need counter sunk screws.
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