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working a SOHC Vtec


grncivicdhr
05-28-2002, 09:43 PM
i have a 97 civic ex which has a d16y8 sohc vtec engine (or so i understand). my question is since its vtec i assume that the engine has a good rod/stroke ratio. also, the bottom end i have (d16y8) needs new internals. i'm searching for a new crank shaft and wanted to know if i can use the crank shaft from any 97+ d-series engine without throwng off that r/s ratio (i'm assuming it might). if anyone can answer these questions i'd be really grateful....and by the way i still want a carbon fiber exterior roof panel so my civic can look like the M3 GTR show car.

kane2g
05-31-2002, 01:44 AM
if you need a crank, pistons and rods. It doesnt matter what block you got, because you could put it on DX motor as long as the internals are from y8 (or aftermarket replacements).
if you use d-series crank, make sure its the y8 one, otherwise you might change the stroke.

ivymike1031
05-31-2002, 09:49 AM
If I'm not mistaken, the recent D16 engines all have the same stroke:

D16Y5 (HX): 75mm X 90mm, 9.4:1, SOHC Vtec-E
Lobe heights (2 intake, 1 exhaust): 38.427mm, 32.193mm, 38.784mm

D16Y7 (DX, LX): 75mm X 90mm, 9.4:1, SOHC
Lobe heights (1 intake, 1 exhaust): 35.299mm, 37.281mm

D16Y8 (EX): 75mm X 90mm, 9.6:1, SOHC Vtec
Lobe heights (3 intake, 1 exhaust): 36.778mm, 38.274mm, 37.065mm,
38.008mm

kane2g
05-31-2002, 03:21 PM
good point, i forgot that 1.5L ones seen last prduction in 5th gens.

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