Do i need to teach a d-series building 101 class soon? lol.. New studentsOriginally Posted by JDM onlyy
bump...did research...no way you can mate a sohc vtec head to a dohc d series motor. you can do it to the sohc zc motor all day though. lol
someone buy this...good for boost!
Well, maybe you doooo Skinny! Teach me your wise and infinite knowledge.Do i need to teach a d-series building 101 class soon? lol.. New students
Naw really though, can you stick a single cam vtec head on a d16a1 block?
If you can then my world has been rockedd...lol
That answer is NO! If it was a blacktop ZC form a 88-95 model then you can, and it will give you a static compression of 10:8-11.2:1 depending on which SOHC head you use.Well, maybe you doooo Skinny! Teach me your wise and infinite knowledge.
Naw really though, can you stick a single cam vtec head on a d16a1 block?
If you can then my world has been rockedd...lol
The pistons/rods/crank will work though in any d-series.
If you want to build a monster, use a a6 block, D17A1 crank/rods, and get some aftermarket pistons. If you bored it out to a 79MM, or got it re- sleeved, the motor would be about a 1.85L SOHC
oh joy..
Yeah I heard about those in magazines. Was thinking bout taking my dads car apart to do it but then again he'd get pretty pissed if I fucked his car to make mine faster...lol dunno why though...That answer is NO! If it was a blacktop ZC form a 88-95 model then you can, and it will give you a static compression of 10:8-11.2:1 depending on which SOHC head you use.
The pistons/rods/crank will work though in any d-series.
If you want to build a monster, use a a6 block, D17A1 crank/rods, and get some aftermarket pistons. If you bored it out to a 79MM, or got it re- sleeved, the motor would be about a 1.85L SOHC
oh joy..HAHAHA
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