From Dirty to FILTHY
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Mike Jones
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From Dirty to FILTHY
In the beginning, there was the Dirty D:
https://honda-tech.com/forums/appearance-build-threads-122/dirty-d-eg-si-build-pull-up-seat-picsx10000-2289092/
Now that the motor has been boosted for almost 6 years, the motor is finally showing it's age. Time for a rebuild. about 3 years ago I bought a spare Z6 motor, preparing for just this occasion. Lets see where this goes shall we?
The teardown (started today)
This thing was leaking and smoking out of every which fitting/hole/crevice.
Front bumper has seen better days. I wonder if a body guy can plastic weld this up?!
Long story short, I took my spare motor to a NE Ohio builder (who specialized in Hondas) and he Effed my A. Took the motor up there last June. Told him to stop working on it in October. Finally picked it up in JANUARY. Took it to a local engine builder to finish it. The motor is done and waiting pickup.
This build consists (so far) of:
-D16z6
Bored,honed, notched, FJT Turbo kit. Valve guides replaced on stock head
Go-Autoworks Mini-Ram turbo manifold
Edelbrock y8 Intake Manifold
AEM Fuel rail/FPR
GSR 60mm TB
Precision 880cc Injectors
Go-Autoworks Charge pipe kit
Still a lot to buy!!
I think I'm going with a .48a/r T3/T04e 57trim Garrett. Thoughts?
https://honda-tech.com/forums/appearance-build-threads-122/dirty-d-eg-si-build-pull-up-seat-picsx10000-2289092/
Now that the motor has been boosted for almost 6 years, the motor is finally showing it's age. Time for a rebuild. about 3 years ago I bought a spare Z6 motor, preparing for just this occasion. Lets see where this goes shall we?
The teardown (started today)
This thing was leaking and smoking out of every which fitting/hole/crevice.
Front bumper has seen better days. I wonder if a body guy can plastic weld this up?!
Long story short, I took my spare motor to a NE Ohio builder (who specialized in Hondas) and he Effed my A. Took the motor up there last June. Told him to stop working on it in October. Finally picked it up in JANUARY. Took it to a local engine builder to finish it. The motor is done and waiting pickup.
This build consists (so far) of:
-D16z6
Bored,honed, notched, FJT Turbo kit. Valve guides replaced on stock head
Go-Autoworks Mini-Ram turbo manifold
Edelbrock y8 Intake Manifold
AEM Fuel rail/FPR
GSR 60mm TB
Precision 880cc Injectors
Go-Autoworks Charge pipe kit
Still a lot to buy!!
I think I'm going with a .48a/r T3/T04e 57trim Garrett. Thoughts?
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Mike Jones
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Re: From Dirty to FILTHY
This weekends plans include:
Minor wire tuck. Remove fenders, run Headlight wiring through fenders. Try and tuck some other wires. Suggestions?!?! No cutting/lengthening if I can.
Once that is done, we're going to mark some of the unused holes for filling.
Next: Blown motor gets pulled
Get to work on prepping the bay for paint
Minor wire tuck. Remove fenders, run Headlight wiring through fenders. Try and tuck some other wires. Suggestions?!?! No cutting/lengthening if I can.
Once that is done, we're going to mark some of the unused holes for filling.
Next: Blown motor gets pulled
Get to work on prepping the bay for paint
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Mike Jones
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Re: From Dirty to FILTHY
Snapped some pics of my parts that I had stored in my garage attic.
Go-Autoworks Charge pipe kit
Precision 880cc Injectors
Blox Sandwich Adapter
Go-Autoworks Vac Mani, and AEM FPR
Tial Wastegate
Tial BOV
Lovely Go-Autoworks Mini-Ram manifold
And the beast. Edelbrock Intake Mani, AEM Fuel Rail, Jegs Pressure gage.
Go-Autoworks Charge pipe kit
Precision 880cc Injectors
Blox Sandwich Adapter
Go-Autoworks Vac Mani, and AEM FPR
Tial Wastegate
Tial BOV
Lovely Go-Autoworks Mini-Ram manifold
And the beast. Edelbrock Intake Mani, AEM Fuel Rail, Jegs Pressure gage.
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Mike Jones
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Re: From Dirty to FILTHY
Looking to put down somewhere around 340whp, with room to grow to 400 if and when I decide to build the head.
I'll be driving it quite a bit, so as long as the tune is safe, if it only makes 320-330 I'll be happy!
I'll be driving it quite a bit, so as long as the tune is safe, if it only makes 320-330 I'll be happy!
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Mike Jones
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Re: From Dirty to FILTHY
Previous setup was a bone stock Z6. 450's, 255 Walbro, T25 turbo, Head studs.
Put down 266whp
I'm throwing around the idea of Water/Meth right now to be safe.
Put down 266whp
I'm throwing around the idea of Water/Meth right now to be safe.
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Re: From Dirty to FILTHY
i ment to say are you doing pump or e85, water/meth would be a good idea as well, with your upgraded fuel sys you wont have problems im curious to see what power you make at ?psi i have never played with the dirty d's but they are making power these days
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Like I said, I'm shooting for 350whp on pump. I'll see how far I can go with water/meth before it gets squirrly. I just want a good/safe tune. Not out to make crazy HP numbers. 350whp in an EG hatch is going to be scary enough!
Next up (once it warms up), Fatmat the shell!
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It's amazing where the aftermarket has taken these D's. It used to be 250-300whp max. Now the sky is the limit. With Bisimoto and Go-Autoworks supporting the D's, it's a good time to be a D!!
Like I said, I'm shooting for 350whp on pump. I'll see how far I can go with water/meth before it gets squirrly. I just want a good/safe tune. Not out to make crazy HP numbers. 350whp in an EG hatch is going to be scary enough!
Next up (once it warms up), Fatmat the shell!
Like I said, I'm shooting for 350whp on pump. I'll see how far I can go with water/meth before it gets squirrly. I just want a good/safe tune. Not out to make crazy HP numbers. 350whp in an EG hatch is going to be scary enough!
Next up (once it warms up), Fatmat the shell!
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Mike Jones
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Re: From Dirty to FILTHY
Mini-Wire tuck tonight.
Then pull the motor
Also, bringing home the built engine today! SUPER pumped. Might start mocking stuff up on it.
We so excited!!!!!!!!
Then pull the motor
Also, bringing home the built engine today! SUPER pumped. Might start mocking stuff up on it.
We so excited!!!!!!!!
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Mike Jones
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Re: From Dirty to FILTHY
Some major work getting done this weekend!
Parts piling up!
Some lazy kids
Motor is out! No cherry picker...good thing I have big friends lol
Told you they were lazy. Wame blacking out
Started mocking stuff up on the new motor!
Parts piling up!
Some lazy kids
Motor is out! No cherry picker...good thing I have big friends lol
Told you they were lazy. Wame blacking out
Started mocking stuff up on the new motor!
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Re: From Dirty to FILTHY
You should have no issues getting the numbers you want.You and I have almost the exact same build..same IM ,same turbo manifold, same T/B size , same turbo (mine has a .63 ar turbine housing), same pistons. Good luck with everything!
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Mike Jones
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Re: From Dirty to FILTHY
Thanks folks. Wifey stole our Digi-cam for the weekend so I havn't been able to get many pics. Firewall is pretty bare now.
Trying to decide what to do with fuel lines/brake lines. Tucking would be nice but that will just end up being expensive and very labor intensive.
Also, pondering just putting a manual rack in. I've heard you can run the PS rack, but I'm not so sure about the longevity of it.
Wiring harness work starts wed. Bringing in an experienced veteran to lend a hand. Hopefully this mini-tuck doesn't get too crazy.
Next up - Get the car painted!
Trying to decide what to do with fuel lines/brake lines. Tucking would be nice but that will just end up being expensive and very labor intensive.
Also, pondering just putting a manual rack in. I've heard you can run the PS rack, but I'm not so sure about the longevity of it.
Wiring harness work starts wed. Bringing in an experienced veteran to lend a hand. Hopefully this mini-tuck doesn't get too crazy.
Next up - Get the car painted!
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Mike Jones
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