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Old 02-19-2009, 08:20 PM   #1
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Hi I couldnt see where the the introductions thread was. I am a forum virgin... I do have a question too (I searched the faqz a little, not sure what terms to use). I was wondering, I have a header for a 93 civic 1.6L engine, can I bolt it on to a 93 civic 1.5L engine? Is the bolt pattern / exhaust port opening / gasket different?
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All D series motor parts are interchangeable so yep it will bolt right up with no hassles.

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