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Old 01-23-2005, 09:43 PM
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d16z6 or d16y8?

d16z6 or d16y8? Um im getting a swap sson which engine do you preffer for racing, reliablity,smog legal etc. What will the complete swap be for my 1990 honda crx dx? Thanks

D16Z6

1590cc
4 cyl, 16 valve
SOHC VTEC
9.2:1 c.r.

125 bhp @ 6600
Redline: 7200 rpm
106 lb-ft @ 5200


D16Y8

1590cc
4 cyl, 16valve
SOHC VTEC-II
9.6:1 c.r.

127 bhp @ 6600
Redline: 7200 rpm
107 lb-ft @ 5500
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there both virtualy the same engine, the y8 has a dif intake manifold i think. But the y8 is obd 2 so that is harder to swap over. i would say go d16z6
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Re: d16z6 or d16y8?

u need a wiring harness if you plan on using the injectors and you need a obd1 o2 sensor. so i say pretty much whatever you can find a wiring harness for. unless you are using obd0 injectors and have the plugs for them or you just want to rig them up ghetto style.
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Re: d16z6 or d16y8?

I was thinking of using the z6 head, y8 head gasket and possibly y8 intake manifold. I thought I heard that you can go OBD1 for the y8 manifold (best d manifold) but just use whatever sensors are used for whatever OBD you're gonna run with it.

My question is, would it be possible to find a z6 head complete with the dizzy, buy a p28 ecu and get the conversion to OBD1 harness (or just run more wires and vtec sensors, etc.)? Cuz I would rather go this route than rpm activated switch blah blah...
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Re: d16z6 or d16y8?

you will also need a 4 wire o2 if you want to run obd1.
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Re: Re: d16z6 or d16y8?

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you will also need a 4 wire o2 if you want to run obd1.
if you didn't want to convert to obd1, the Y8 would be a wayyyyy easier swap. The d16a6 distributor bolts right up like stock. Your done.
run vtec with a vafc.
You almost have to convert to obd1 to put in a z6. The d16a6 distributor doesn't bolt up and it has to be hacked up to be made to fit....and you lose the ability to adjust your timing.
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Re: Re: Re: d16z6 or d16y8?

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if you didn't want to convert to obd1, the Y8 would be a wayyyyy easier swap. The d16a6 distributor bolts right up like stock. Your done.
run vtec with a vafc.
You almost have to convert to obd1 to put in a z6. The d16a6 distributor doesn't bolt up and it has to be hacked up to be made to fit....and you lose the ability to adjust your timing.
y8
So if I got a Y8 Head and headgasket and VAFC, I wouldn't need to convert to anything and can retain my PM6 ecu and dizzy and vtec would work as it should? Cuz I don't want to even waste my money if I'm not going to get the full potential of the vtec head.

I wouldn't mind saving my A6 block and do the mini-me basically to save money and not have to pull it all apart. I have lightweight underdrive pulleys and AEM adjustable cam gear, can I use those. Is the cam gear different for vtec cam?
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Re: d16z6 or d16y8?

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there both virtualy the same engine, the y8 has a dif intake manifold i think. But the y8 is obd 2 so that is harder to swap over. i would say go d16z6
There are soooo many more differences than that. The whole engine is different...everything about it.
The distributor, cams, Intake manifold, oil pan, oil pump, pistons, head (combustion chamber shape), and im sure theres a million more...i had the task of putting a z6 into a 97 civic. I had to swap over almost everything from the Y8 except the block and head itself. People just say there the same because they put out similar HP numbers. IMO the z6 is a better motor to build because it has 125 hp with a crappier Intake manifold and a much lower compression than the Y8.
I would say to run a Y8 head on a Z6 block....with the Y8 IM and just use the obd0 injectors and distributor and ecu. Then use a vafc for vtec....
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So if I got a Y8 Head and headgasket and VAFC, I wouldn't need to convert to anything and can retain my PM6 ecu and dizzy and vtec would work as it should? Cuz I don't want to even waste my money if I'm not going to get the full potential of the vtec head.
yes, vtec can be activated with a vafc easily. And you can even adjust your fuel tuning....its great. you can find one used on HT for less than $150 which is the price you'll pay for an obd0 to obd1 ecu jumper harness anyway.


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Is the cam gear different for vtec cam?
Nope. all dseries cam gears are the same; they all bolt up the same and can be switched around.
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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: d16z6 or d16y8?

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yes, vtec can be activated with a vafc easily. And you can even adjust your fuel tuning....its great. you can find one used on HT for less than $150 which is the price you'll pay for an obd0 to obd1 ecu jumper harness anyway.
Nope. all dseries cam gears are the same; they all bolt up the same and can be switched around.
Sweet, well, if I ever get any extra cash I'm going y8 head and vafc. And with my mods, I'm guessing I'd pull more than 130hp out it... nice
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Re: d16z6 or d16y8?

Oh yah my crx is a automatic to.
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my bad bambam, i really didnt know how diff they were. I just knew they put out about the same and they had similar parts.
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Re: d16z6 or d16y8?

how much should the swap cost total and installation.?
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Re: d16z6 or d16y8?

cant say. it's fairly simple and would be a good way for you to learn more about honda's and their motors. It's gonna be difficult to find a place to swap the head and do all the fine tune work it takes to make a mini me hybrid.
Your only option is to find a honda swap shap.
But, there's to many factors to quote a price for that kind of work.
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