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02-21-2008, 04:52 PM
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D15B1 block D16Y7 head swap ?
I know a guy who blew up his engine (rod) in his '88-'91 Si. He has a D15B1 '88-'91 STD block with a bad head. He also has a '98 Civic with a D16Y7, bad short block. He isn't sure if the Si head is any good, so he might have to use the Y7 head on the STD block. Obviously the Si head would be a piece of cake, but I'm lost on the Y7 thing. Is putting the Si intake manifold going to require any fabrication? What about the distributor, which one should he use? I'm assuming that the Si distributor won't just bolt right up to the Y7 head, or is that a poor assumption? I know the '92-'95 B7 distributor bolts right up to the Y7 head. I've tried searching, and will continue to, I just seem to have lost my link to a 4th gen block to 6th gen head swap. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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02-21-2008, 05:21 PM
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Re: D15B1 block D16Y7 head swap ?
Ok. From searching, it seems as though the stock distributor will in fact fit fine with the Y7 head. It also seems as though the intake manifold will fit fine as well. Can anyone confirm or deny this??? Please...
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02-21-2008, 05:49 PM
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Re: D15B1 block D16Y7 head swap ?
it definately will mabey work
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Re: D15B1 block D16Y7 head swap ?
haha, thanks
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02-21-2008, 09:11 PM
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Re: D15B1 block D16Y7 head swap ?
Itll fit. the z6 is the one with the weird dizzy. The head will fit as well.
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Re: D15B1 block D16Y7 head swap ?
bad ass, thanks for the help
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Re: D15B1 block D16Y7 head swap ?
Hi, I want to make that change block d15b1 and head D16Y7, also put injection that would need, as I have ECU, intake, distributor, wiring but going from the ECU to the engine, not the interior of the car as you would that Connecting up of obd0 with obd2b .... I do not speak English
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