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D16y8 pistons/rods interchangable w/ a D16z6??

Old 10-20-2004, 03:53 PM
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Default D16y8 pistons/rods interchangable w/ a D16z6??

Here's the problem......I bought all the parts to assemble my d16y8 (pistons/rods/bearings/studs) and the block threads are messed up for the head studs. I was going to transfer all the parts to the spare z6 block I have......are the pistons and rods the same size? or will the y8 internals not work on the z6??? Thanks for the replies.

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Old 10-20-2004, 04:15 PM
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Default Re: D16y8 pistons/rods interchangable w/ a D16z6?? (shiftgear8000)

are you using y8 or z6 head??
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Default Re: D16y8 pistons/rods interchangable w/ a D16z6?? (civictildeath)

I have a z6 head......I bought 9:1 comp pistons for boost.....if I could use them, would my comp. ratio stay the same?
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Default Re: D16y8 pistons/rods interchangable w/ a D16z6?? (shiftgear8000)

if you use the stock y8 pistons and use the z6 block and head your comp ratio will go up to 9.8:1 from 9.1:1
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Default Re: D16y8 pistons/rods interchangable w/ a D16z6?? (civictildeath)

what factor will change the compression????

Also, you have AIM I could talk w/ ya on for now???? thanks
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Default Re: D16y8 pistons/rods interchangable w/ a D16z6?? (shiftgear8000)

no got msn messenger just by changin the piston will up compression because they are not dish as much
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Default Re: D16y8 pistons/rods interchangable w/ a D16z6?? (civictildeath)

IMO, I'd rather go w/ 9.8:1, you will see more power at the same boost level. What's wrong w/ that?
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Default Re: D16y8 pistons/rods interchangable w/ a D16z6?? (civictildeath)

Well I have aftermarket pistons (srp 9:1) pistons made for the y8......if I take those pistons and rods for the y8, will I have any trouble w/ clearences or anything? And will the comp. ratio still change since they are aftermarket?
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Default Re: D16y8 pistons/rods interchangable w/ a D16z6?? (shiftgear8000)

well if you use those 9.1 pistons there shouldnt be any change in the comp ratio and im not sure but i dont see any problem with clearences
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