DOHC d-series motor?

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.jsp?car_id=151036167&dealer_id=&car_year=1989&make=HONDA&distance=200&max_price=3000&model=CIVIC&advcd_on=n&end_year=1991&min_price=&first_record=26&address=21122&search_type=used&advanced=n&start_year=1988&=&color=&cardist=88

In the above link, the seller's description says that he also has a d16a DOHC motor for sale, i always that all d-series motors were SOHC, am i right or am i wrong?

there are a couple dohc d series engines... the d16a8 (zc) which came in the jdm si's and the d18a9 which came in the 88-89 us tegs (and others I'm sure)... the zc is a bolt-in swap to the 88-91 chassis....the a9 is a bolt in swap to the 3rd gen civics/1st gen crx's...

ahh i see, i always thought the zc was just called zc i had no idea it's a d-series, thats what this guy probably has cause its a popular swap right? Anyway thanx for the input man.

there are a couple dohc d series engines... the d16a8 (zc) which came in the jdm si's and the d18a9 which came in the 88-89 us tegs (and others I'm sure)... the zc is a bolt-in swap to the 88-91 chassis....the a9 is a bolt in swap to the 3rd gen civics/1st gen crx's...

all USDM 1g tegs, be it 86-87 or 88-89, had the D16A1 engine, not D16A9.

all USDM 1g tegs, be it 86-87 or 88-89, had the D16A1 engine, not D16A9.

..same difference ;) sorry for the misinformation..i like to make stuff up occasionally..

The Aussie late model ED CRXs had a DOHC D series motor as did the 5th gen Si Civics. They are really just the ZC with upgraded ECUs.

Cheers

No they didnt, oh, uhm, yeah... I guess mine does...

lol Gav - what year is your 'rex anyway? I'm sure the ZC was in the '88s and then it went to D16 DOHC, but have heard otherwise :)