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I've read the threads in the search, but wanna clarify and make sure I am getting the right thing for my specific application. I have a carb'd (not that it matters) EW1 in my '85 and want to get a chikara header. JC Whitney has one for $179.99 + shipping.

84-87 Civic, CRX Si 1.5L
Primary tube: 1-1/2"
Collector: 2"
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Is this the correct one? Is there a cheaper place to get it?

I should also get an Si oil pan, is that all I need?

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yeah there cheaper at summit and your going to need the si pan or dent you dx one (not recommended) tongue.gif

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QUOTE (Sgt. Pepper @ Mar 7 2007, 01:37 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I've read the threads in the search, but wanna clarify and make sure I am getting the right thing for my specific application. I have a carb'd (not that it matters) EW1 in my '85 and want to get a chikara header. JC Whitney has one for $179.99 + shipping.

84-87 Civic, CRX Si 1.5L
Primary tube: 1-1/2"
Collector: 2"
#EAB265560 (painted)

Is this the correct one? Is there a cheaper place to get it?

I should also get an Si oil pan, is that all I need?

Thanks! biggrin.gif


That is the right one. You need the Si oil pan. You also need the Si catalytic converter (magnaflow sells a direct fit one) or the front bendy part because that header points right at a part of the frame or sub-frame. If you don't use a cat then you need a pipe with the same s-bend as the front part of the Si one. I am just about to make one of these because I will not use a 2" cat but a 2.25". I suppose I could supply one to you also.

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Where do you get an SI oil pan?

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I reccommend spending the extra cash and getting the Torkstep Chikara header. You need the Si oil pan/pick up. I liked my Chikara.

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QUOTE (vexed73 @ Mar 7 2007, 06:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Where do you get an SI oil pan?


The same place you get any other part: the Honda dealer, the Honda parts dealer online, the junkyard, a private seller, Ebay, etc.

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QUOTE (ChrisF-dude @ Mar 7 2007, 06:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
I reccommend spending the extra cash and getting the Torkstep Chikara header. You need the Si oil pan/pick up. I liked my Chikara.


The torque steps have a wider portion in each runner, correct?

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chikara make header for the 87 si??i want the mugen where can i get them?
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QUOTE (a3h87 @ Mar 7 2007, 10:20 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
chikara make header for the 87 si??i want the mugen where can i get them?


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2 more questions:

1) Is the oil pickup already in the Si oil pan or do I buy it extra?

2) With the Chikara header - will everything fit if I use a full sized radiator or do I need a 1/2 rad?
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QUOTE (Sgt. Pepper @ Mar 7 2007, 08:05 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
2 more questions:

1) Is the oil pickup already in the Si oil pan or do I buy it extra?

2) With the Chikara header - will everything fit if I use a full sized radiator or do I need a 1/2 rad?



i think u buy extra..why not just port-polish the stock headers?hp increase better flow.
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you will be able to keep the full size rad
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QUOTE (Sgt. Pepper @ Mar 7 2007, 11:05 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
2 more questions:

1) Is the oil pickup already in the Si oil pan or do I buy it extra?

2) With the Chikara header - will everything fit if I use a full sized radiator or do I need a 1/2 rad?


The oil pick up is like an upside down snorkel with a screen on the end and bolts onto the oil pump and brackets bolt to the crank girdle. You must purchase it seperately.

YOu can use the either radiator.

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