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12-25-2002, 12:49 PM
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non-vtec to vtec
is it possible to put a zc head on a d series engine? i have a dohc zc head non vtec and i was wondering could i put type r cams on it and is it possible to make it a vtec?
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12-25-2002, 01:18 PM
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i dont think so becuase the vtec distrubutor is different then the non vtec one. i dont think the parts will fit on it becase the ears on the distributors dont line up. i recently swaped a d15b in my hatch and wanted to see if i could use the distributor off my old engine and it didnt fit. but i know you could put the head on there but no vtec, and plus where the soleniod go?
and the pressure switch?  :silly2: :silly2: :silly2: :silly2: :silly2: |
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01-06-2003, 11:41 AM
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a DOHC d series head will not fit onto a SOHC d series block without extensive machining.
you cannot make a non vtec engine vtec by adding different cams. you have to have the vtec selenoid and the vtec mechanisms in the head. If you really want to go VTEC, get a d16z6 or d16y8 head and mount it on your block. as far as the distributor goes, you can modify the distributor to fit so you can still adjust ignition timing. |
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