Distributor

[JohnD1079]

I noticed no difference. USDM H22A ones are external coil, so unless you convert to external, they won't work for a JDM distributor.

noticed no difference in what? The circiles on the h22 ones i have are much bigger.

ANd what do you mean they wont work? They will, you just wont be able to use the coil wire.

[WI_Zoe]

can the dizzy from a f22b1 be used on a f22a4

[Cb7GHOST]

can the dizzy from a f22b1 be used on a f22a4

no.

[Scubasteve_dan]

Different CB7 distributors

I've noticed that some cb7's have slightly different distributors. Did honda make some sort of improvement to the distributors on the 92-93 accords or something? Also when I bought my ngk wires they came with a extra 5th wire, what's that for?

[Cb7GHOST]

since your car seems to be a 90-91, your distributor is internal coil, and you have no use for that 5th wire.
92-93 accords use it, because they have external coils

[Scubasteve_dan]

Is there some advantage to that ghost? Like, will I get a longer cap/rotor life or better combustion if I were to use a 92 accord distributor?

[benji]

Is there some advantage to that ghost? Like, will I get a longer cap/rotor life or better combustion if I were to use a 92 accord distributor?

You are really just getting an external coil, which, like Deev said, is useful if you are looking for an aftermarket coil. It might be a little bit stronger, might not be.



The cap also works on some Civic engines. For instance, I got a clear red MSD cap at Summit (I was in reno, at the store, so why not?), and it was listed for a 1.6/1.7L Civic motor.