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Old 03-23-2009, 07:21 PM
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I have a 96 civic with non-vtec d16y7 engine and was looking to convert it to have vtec. I searched the forums but couldnt find anything. so if you could please put a link or write a description of what i would need to upgrade my non vtec engine to have vtec it would be awesome. Thanks.

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yep i wanna know too, i have a buddy who has a dx and wants to do the same thing but he has a 98...
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you did not search because this has been covered.
you have a d16y7 engine.
just buy a d16y8 head, get the P2P ecu and you can do 2 things
1) get the wire harness of a Ex engine with a y8 on it or
2) run a wire from the ECU to the vtec solenoid
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and btw its vtec not vtech.
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Originally Posted by Warhawk
and btw its vtec not vtech.
DAMN!
cant believe i didnt catch that!
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Rofl!! I frown every time I see it!
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Rofl!! I frown every time I see it!
every time a h-t member spells Vtec like Vtech, i die a little inside
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Originally Posted by Unseen Racer
you did not search because this has been covered.
you have a d16y7 engine.
just buy a d16y8 head, get the P2P ecu and you can do 2 things
1) get the wire harness of a Ex engine with a y8 on it or
2) run a wire from the ECU to the vtec solenoid
Do we have the link to the thread where this is located?
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Old 03-23-2009, 07:53 PM
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Do we have the link to the thread where this is located?
let me find it
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https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ght=d16y7+vtec

doesnt take a genius to use the search link
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HA beat you!!
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/%5Bfaq%5D-d16y7-y8-mini-me-write-up-pics-56k-maybe-not-735196/

edit: dam wtf! we posted at the same time lol
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thanks, you are a genius, dont talk yourself down!
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Originally Posted by Warhawk
HA beat you!!
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=735196

edit: dam wtf! we posted at the same time lol
NO!!!! i beat you by 1 minute!!
hahahahahaha!
this made my night!!
thanks!

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thanks, you are a genius, dont talk yourself down!
newbs....
what can i say????
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Default Re: non-vtec D16y7 convert to vtech????

If you really want to get technical here it is correctly spelled as 'VTEC' since it is an acronym for Variable Valve Timing and Electronic Lift Control meaning all four letters must be capitalized because they each represent a word.
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Originally Posted by SOHC_civic_si
If you really want to get technical here it is correctly spelled as 'VTEC' since it is an acronym for Variable Valve Timing and Electronic Lift Control meaning all four letters must be capitalized because they each represent a word.
Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control
NOT
Variable Valve Timing and Electronic Lift Control
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Default Re: non-vtec D16y7 convert to vtech????

Yep. To bad cuz then you could say you got VTELC.
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Default Re: non-vtec D16y7 convert to vtec????

What about the tranny do you need to change the tranny , if i change my d16y7 engine to a vtec engine do i need to change the tranny ?
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