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    Quote Originally Posted by blackshine007
    Forgive my ignorance on Hondas, but can't you bolt up a ZC head on a D series block? If so, go that route. If not, I hear that You can take some B16 pistons out of a 1st gen Integra and put them in the D16 block. I hear that you raise the compression by alot and with a decent set of cams, you'll outrun any dohc off the line. They'll eventually catch you on top, though

    I didn't know you can take b16 cams and put it into a D series block. . . I donno about that? And the whole part about the ZC head. . . I don't need one, I have a d16z6. It is already Vtec. . . Just need a cam!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.MuayThai
    It is already Vtec. . . Just need a cam!
    In order to take full advantage of a StgII or III camshaft, you're going to need more than just a cam... highly agressive cams will not work well at all with stock compression. You'll need to raise the comp in one way or another to see your max. hp output increase a noticeable amount.

    BUT, if the "sound" is all you're wanting... cam away and rice it up.

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    *edit* and do not forget to upgrade your valvetrain. If you're on a limited budget with only one car; snapped valvesprings are the things nightmares are made out of.

    -go read up on www.d-series.org. that's where the SOHC gurus hang out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DB1_77
    In order to take full advantage of a StgII or III camshaft, you're going to need more than just a cam... highly agressive cams will not work well at all with stock compression. You'll need to raise the comp in one way or another to see your max. hp output increase a noticeable amount.

    BUT, if the "sound" is all you're wanting... cam away and rice it up.

    -jonathan

    *edit* and do not forget to upgrade your valvetrain. If you're on a limited budget with only one car; snapped valvesprings are the things nightmares are made out of.

    -go read up on www.d-series.org. that's where the SOHC gurus hang out.


    well thanks, but the sound really isn't all I want. . . I was figuratively speaking, I want the performance but i just wanted to know the best route to take! thanks for the help though!

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