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Old 11-10-2002, 06:11 PM
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ZC engine block codes

okay today some dude in a 1st gen Integra pulls me over at the car wash and asks about my car. I show him my swap and my mods and shit and then he says he has a ZC in his car that he put in at the VoTech school here. now, i know that the d16 DOHC looks exactly like the ZC, so i looked on the block where the engine code was supposed to be to see if it really was ZC only to find that i couldnt find the engine code. where are they located and what are the designations for USDM 1.6 DOHC and JDM ZC DOHC?
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Why would you swap in an engine with only like 12 more hp?
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The ZC will have ZC stamped on the block the USDM version will have D16A1 it also will have a olive brown oe valve cover.
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yeah thats what i thought. the dude was probably full of shit. and now that i think about it, you'd have to use a motor mount kit as the ZC is a direct bolt in to 4th gen civic, but the d16a1 wont directly bolt in. im guessing he probably just didnt want to say he had a stock shitter next to my fly ass pimpin ass civic :smoka:
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oh and btw, i couldnt find the engine stamp on the block. i looked where they normally are and there wasn't anything. the guy said "oh its on the bottom" :/
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