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Would this work and/or be quick?
I have a rex with a d16a1 (89 teg). The block is cracked but the head is still good. I have a friend with an si layin around but the bottom end needs to be rebuilt. I was wondering if i rebuilt that bottom end on that si block and put that d16a1 head on that si if that would work and be nice.
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Re: Would this work and/or be quick?
Well is it a dohc zc because i doubt a d16a1 is work all the hassle to put in. Mounts dont line up, etc. And the block wont bolt up to a d16a1 head!
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Re: Would this work and/or be quick?
ya i thought the 89 teg had a d16a6 or a ZC from japan
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Re: Would this work and/or be quick?
its a d16a1 which is basically a weak DOHC ZC, i was lookin at this engine in a junkyard but its nto worth the money or time. What you could do is buy a DOHC ZC block and use the head. But i would go ahead and swap in a sohc d series engine or go ahead and get a B. I wouldnt spend any time with the d16a1 unless youre just tryin to get ur car running again. But no you cannot use your head on the d16a6
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Re: Would this work and/or be quick?
didnt the 89 teg have a b18a?
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Re: Would this work and/or be quick?
so you think i should go with a sohc instead of a dual. if i go single im going to go si i think but if i go dual then its going to be a zc or a b16
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go vtec
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ZC stuff http://dh-racing.com http://www.thezcr.com/html/zcbook.php http://dmoore.com/crx/zc.htm http://www.jgenginedynamics.com/HOME%20PAGE http://www.theoldone.com/
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Re: Would this work and/or be quick?
86-89 teg had d16a1, 90-93 had b18a and b17
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Re: Would this work and/or be quick?
thats why 86-89 tegs are slow and nobody messes with em.
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Re: Would this work and/or be quick?
the only good thing out of the D16A1 is the rods and pistons. the rods r stronger than any other d-series rod, and the pistons give about a .5 higher compression than other d-series pistons. only catch w/ that is, the rods changed to the weaker ones in 88, so only the 86/87 D16A1 rods r an OEM upgrade.
on a side note: i've heard the only difference between the D16A1 and the D16A8/9 (DOHC ZC) is the cams, and if u put ZC spec cams in the A1 u'd then have a ZC. however i have not checked deeply into this myself, so if anyone can back me, or knows otherwise, please say so. |
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