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Old 07-02-2003, 06:03 PM   #1
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Angry why are we downing the d15?

ok not to make anyone mad but i hear alot about people downing the d15b7 motor....well im here to tell you guys that first off some of us dont have mommy and daddy backing us up with their wallet. we are having to do this little by little, and from experiance i have a 1994 civic dx and all i have don to it is add a b16 header, short ram intake ( which will be changed soon ), advanced the timing, widened the gap on my plugs from 1.1 to 1.4, put in a stage 2 clutch and totally taken out my a/c, core and fan. now i have talked to several people but havent dynoed it yet but the many people i have talked to have told me that what i have done has put me to atleast 135 horses.......now that is not alot and i understand that but there is still alot of things that can be done to achieve mor ponies.... like for instance.. i can purchase a 1.6l head from a junk yard for about 150 and then buy some good internals for it, upgrade my fuel system consisting of fuel rail, a fuel pump, new fuel injectors, and a new intake....then there is the other internals like boring the engine and dropping in some new pistons....now with all that done you are still looking at less money than a new si-r ii with 170hp, when if i do all that to mine your not gonna tell me that i cant get way more than that out of a d15 motor. so you guys need to stop doggin these other guys with d15's and just kinda help them out with what they ask.....sorry just had to say this cause it really irritates me when someone asks for help and all you guys can say is do a swap you will spend less money.....i think your wrong...oh and yes i have checked into all of this extensively and it all can be done

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Old 07-02-2003, 10:45 PM   #2
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i dont know too much about the honda D-series. i think u have done a great job so far. I Hate rich little kids. i am 20 and i got a loan for my car 2 years ago (i bought that baby with 12 miles on it!) i did all this stuff to my car with my own money. i work my tail off-i know u do too. if u want to keep the D15 thats cool, i cant really help you, sorry . i know down the road u would be happier with the B16- there is more potential.


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how did you put a b16 header on ur d15?
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i overlooked that crxlvr- thats a great quesiton! maybe this person is superman or something-very strong.
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could be, maybe like one of those guys who can bend steel with there teeth or something.
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well all i know is it fit right up to it because the guy i baught the car from put it on and he had to make a new hole for the o2 sensor so right now it is ok but the sensor is in the wrong spot so i am going to be getting a new header for it soon, ( preferably one that goes to my car and motor ) but yes it does fit, and actually i mad a mistake on that cause i was a little steamed by all this swap stuff, it is actually a b18 header, so i dont know what to tell you but that is what it is, believe me i didnt think it was either cause there should be no way that a b16 anything would match a d series but hey some things just work out that way...
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Old 07-04-2003, 02:52 AM   #7
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d15 sucks i know cuase its basically the same as my dx my bro has the d15 it does suck sorry man id rather just swap it im not trying to flame dont take this the wrong way but you gotta wrk with whatcha got.
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B16 and B18 headers are the same at the head bolt pattern and they do not fit the d series blocks. I thought you said that it was a mistake and not a B series header. The only way that you'd be able to do it is with heavy modification.
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I smell BS here on the "B-series parts fitting to D-seris head/black..."

DOHC D-series components won't even mate to SOHC D-series stuff. You CANNOT crossbreed DOHC and SOHC stuff, period!
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ok everybody i made a mistake and i was lied to when i bought the car because then i didnt know these things but now that i have been coming here i have learned alot so i know that the guy i bought the car from was lying to me so i guess it is a d series header, but i still cant understand why he moved the position of the o2 sensor from the side to the bottom of the header.......SORRY FELLAS I MADE A MISTAKE GEES.....man cant people make mistakes
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It's all good man.

As for moving the O2 sensor... I could understand if it was a '96-'00 Civic DX, but on the 5th gen Civics ('92-'95) the header/cat setup is the same on all trim levels. Maybe it had to be moved due to the heder that was installed onto it? That's about all I can think of.
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I dont know man i think i'd just swap. It took me nearly 2 years just to get my b16 and it was worth it.
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....well im here to tell you guys that first off some of us dont have mommy and daddy backing us up with their wallet.
And then there are those of us that work our ass' off to mod our cars, and instead of wasting the money trying to squeeze the most unimppressive gains out of a economy motor, we step up to actually starting with an actual performance motor and modding that.
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Re: why are we downing the d15?

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ok not to make anyone mad but i hear alot about people downing the d15b7 motor....well im here to tell you guys that first off some of us dont have mommy and daddy backing us up with their wallet. we are having to do this little by little, and from experiance i have a 1994 civic dx and all i have don to it is add a b16 header, short ram intake ( which will be changed soon ), advanced the timing, widened the gap on my plugs from 1.1 to 1.4, put in a stage 2 clutch and totally taken out my a/c, core and fan. now i have talked to several people but havent dynoed it yet but the many people i have talked to have told me that what i have done has put me to atleast 135 horses.......now that is not alot and i understand that but there is still alot of things that can be done to achieve mor ponies.... like for instance.. i can purchase a 1.6l head from a junk yard for about 150 and then buy some good internals for it, upgrade my fuel system consisting of fuel rail, a fuel pump, new fuel injectors, and a new intake....then there is the other internals like boring the engine and dropping in some new pistons....now with all that done you are still looking at less money than a new si-r ii with 170hp, when if i do all that to mine your not gonna tell me that i cant get way more than that out of a d15 motor. so you guys need to stop doggin these other guys with d15's and just kinda help them out with what they ask.....sorry just had to say this cause it really irritates me when someone asks for help and all you guys can say is do a swap you will spend less money.....i think your wrong...oh and yes i have checked into all of this extensively and it all can be done

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You know what? That whole post you put up is all shit. Look at all the mods I have with more HP stock and I dyno'ed my car at 135 crank horse. I was hitting 108whp. You need to learn more about Honda's buddy. I have been working and tuning Honda's for the last 2 years and you do not get very many horses from bolt-ons on Honda's. The other thing is the B16 header will not fit the D15 motor because the bolt pattern is diffrent. Go learn some more about your car then come back and we will have a discussion.
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ok everybody i made a mistake and i was lied to when i bought the car because then i didnt know these things but now that i have been coming here i have learned alot so i know that the guy i bought the car from was lying to me so i guess it is a d series header, but i still cant understand why he moved the position of the o2 sensor from the side to the bottom of the header.......SORRY FELLAS I MADE A MISTAKE GEES.....man cant people make mistakes
The reason why he had to move the o2 sensor was because the header put the hole for it in another location then the stock exhaust manifold. The reason why I was pissed at this thread is you came in here trying to tell us this bullshit and you don't even know yourself. Some other newbie like yourself will come in and read that and start fixing up thier stock DX motor. Those motors are crap man.
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