swapped internals
#12
RE: swapped internals
ORIGINAL: Marty
LMFAO you need not give advice if it takes you 5 and a half hours to take a head off a D series. Use a Z6 block as the 96+ blocks have oiling issues.
LMFAO you need not give advice if it takes you 5 and a half hours to take a head off a D series. Use a Z6 block as the 96+ blocks have oiling issues.
#13
RE: swapped internals
ORIGINAL: Forty04
Good advice, but, if you do want to stick with the y8 block, the oiling issues are fairly easily resolved.
ORIGINAL: Marty
LMFAO you need not give advice if it takes you 5 and a half hours to take a head off a D series. Use a Z6 block as the 96+ blocks have oiling issues.
LMFAO you need not give advice if it takes you 5 and a half hours to take a head off a D series. Use a Z6 block as the 96+ blocks have oiling issues.
#14
RE: swapped internals
i really dont want my daily driver going up in smoke so are there any alternatives to make power than doing full on swaps? I have i/h/e but i would really like to get the internals done somehow without wrecking anything so is there anything i can upgrade or swap with out getting myself in to deep?
#16
RE: swapped internals
ORIGINAL: Marty
LMFAO you need not give advice if it takes you 5 and a half hours to take a head off a D series. Use a Z6 block as the 96+ blocks have oiling issues.
LMFAO you need not give advice if it takes you 5 and a half hours to take a head off a D series. Use a Z6 block as the 96+ blocks have oiling issues.
Seriously, its 10 bolts, slip off the T belt and youre good to go. (After intake and exhaust manis are off)
#18
RE: swapped internals
not if you use one from a 99/00 civic ex automatic
Edit--I am saying to use a 90/00 ex automatic manifold as everything bolts right on, no ecu changes need to be made, no sensors need to be altered. But a 96-00 ex manual transmission will give you the best gain at first. Then do a Intake manifold, and then if you plan on staying non-vtec with your head get in contact with delta cams and have them regrind a cam for your engine, use all Y8 vlave terrain(springs, valves, retainers, etc, etc).
Do that and get a excedy stg 1 oem replacement clutch, have your stock flywheel shaved to 13/14 pounds, get lightweight wheel like Rota's or some 92-95 civic vx rims or get some 96-00 civic hx rims.
All this can be done for around $1000 to $1300ish and you would have a very snappy/responsive setup and you will suprise alot with it trust me.
Edit--I am saying to use a 90/00 ex automatic manifold as everything bolts right on, no ecu changes need to be made, no sensors need to be altered. But a 96-00 ex manual transmission will give you the best gain at first. Then do a Intake manifold, and then if you plan on staying non-vtec with your head get in contact with delta cams and have them regrind a cam for your engine, use all Y8 vlave terrain(springs, valves, retainers, etc, etc).
Do that and get a excedy stg 1 oem replacement clutch, have your stock flywheel shaved to 13/14 pounds, get lightweight wheel like Rota's or some 92-95 civic vx rims or get some 96-00 civic hx rims.
All this can be done for around $1000 to $1300ish and you would have a very snappy/responsive setup and you will suprise alot with it trust me.
#19
RE: swapped internals
Im still trying to find the intake manifold and im going to hold off on the tranny swap until the summer. I would like to swap to vtec but how hard would it be and should i use the Y8 or the Z6 and will everything match up right? Should i have the flywheel shaved or just buy a differnt performance one?
#20
RE: swapped internals
ORIGINAL: Marty
LMFAO you need not give advice if it takes you 5 and a half hours to take a head off a D series. Use a Z6 block as the 96+ blocks have oiling issues.
LMFAO you need not give advice if it takes you 5 and a half hours to take a head off a D series. Use a Z6 block as the 96+ blocks have oiling issues.
^ Agreed . My mech who has never touched a Honda managed to break apart my entire engine in under 5 hours.
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