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I posted a thread a litle while ago about engine swap for my 88 civic Lx(sedan) so now after checkin out my possibilities , im thinkin of doin a d16y8 swap....I thought it would b a good swap since its pretty cheap and it would still give me a litle bit more power than my stock engine.....I was wonderin if this swap would b a direct bolt on with my tranny and evrythin else. I was also wonderin if there are a lots of aftermarket stuff for it and would it support turbo or NOS ??
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there is pretty good aftermarket support for it, it would support nitrous and or a turbo but with proper building unless your gonna run low boost or a low shot, there is however more aftermarket support for the z6 also SOHC VTEC, if you plan on going crazy with this thing i would recomend a z6 if you just want some bolt ons and some nitrous you can stay y8, either is a good swap
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go with the y8. there is the same aftermarket support because they are essentially the same engine with a couple of changes. Also, if you plan on NOT converting to OBD1 or OBD2, the y8 is a better choice because your stock distributor will bolt on with no problems.. with the z6 you have to do some hacking at it to make it fit.
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from what I hear the z6 is easier to wire.
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its exactly the same. I belive the y8 might have a knock sensor since its OBD2, but not sure.
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not sure if you knew it, but you can put any z6 cam in a y8, there is just an issue of cam timing. you'll have to re-degree the cam. its something like 3 degrees off which can be fixed with an adjustable cam gear.
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but isnt there something about the number of splines wrong on the input shaft or something ?
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Everything should be the same...
Just get the P28 ECU and distributor from a D16z6 and a wiring harness from [email protected] Then all you have to do is extend 8 wires and you'll be set up for OBD1. That's what I'll be doing.
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