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Old 08-09-2016, 11:14 AM
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What's up, I have a 2000 EK hatch and been seriously thinking of having a SOHC Vtec motor built on boost. My question is which SOHC would be best to make 350whp with? What motor would do best for this project?
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Type you question in Google and you get all the answers you need. The general consensus seems to be D16Y8.
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D16z6 if you can get one for your self . Bore and Stroke is too good for a turbo setup . P08 head code and P28 Ecu .
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Originally Posted by Usmc jr
My question is which SOHC would be best to make 350whp with?
D16z6

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What motor would do best for this project?
B-series IMO, you get different displacement options, better transmission choices and the DOHC head is just Icing on the cake....SOHC your basically stuck with 1.6L displacement and not much choices for transmissions either
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I was going to go with b series but just want to experiment with a single cam and see what I can get out of it. I appreciate everyone's input.
Old 08-09-2016, 02:22 PM
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i Have experimented before on a D series , 9:1 SRP pistons Eagle Rods , Calico Coated Bearings , ACT 6 puck, Phantom Grip , block guard , Cometic , ARP studs on 1.4 bar boost .. was 285whp . i shared my experience with you on a D16z6 .
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Cool thanks, just found a full d16z6 for $500. Is that a good deal?
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it is not a bad deal .
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yea not the best deal...does it come with transmission? Kinda overpriced for a sohc out here there usually a couple hundred for a longblock. but maybe its actually in good condition if hes asking that much...or maybe its built?
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I think it's a complete setup inclusive of transmission ,wiring and ecu.
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In that case its a fair price
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Originally Posted by 2kdrift

B-series IMO, you get different displacement options, better transmission choices and the DOHC head is just Icing on the cake....SOHC your basically stuck with 1.6L displacement and not much choices for transmissions either
Guess F series doesn't exist anymore ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
More challenging, though much more rewarding than any D
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ahhh I actually am a fan of F series, I loved my F22 Accord Vtec, however Parts are not easily obtainable like b series, its also not a very good match for the civic chassis as far as space requirements. I would do it if I was building an accord tho.

as far as "challenge" or "being different" not some thing I really care for, I dont do this for pride or anything like that just for enjoyment purposes
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I need to find a good shop in south Florida to work on my build. Any suggestions?
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Default Re: Best SOHC Vtec for boost?

Originally Posted by 2kdrift
D16z6


Z6 has 2 oil ports per main on the crank and are less likely to spin bearings. Otherwise there's no appreciable differences between the two IMO
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to be honest with you the cheapest parts for h series ,d series and ,f series r in Pakistan . here no one's willing to buy f series even .
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Default Re: Best SOHC Vtec for boost?

z6 FTW. I've built 2 mild ones hitting 240whp.

cheap and reliable power IMO.
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Why do people bother with D's anymore? You can get a stock LS for a couple hundred bucks, put a basic kit on it and run around 250-300 for years without trouble.
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d16z6
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Default Re: Best SOHC Vtec for boost?

Z6 have beefy rods, Y8 have rods as thin as your legs XD
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Default Re: Best SOHC Vtec for boost?

Originally Posted by Roy Leyva
Z6 have beefy rods, Y8 have rods as thin as your legs XD
Any stock D-Series rods are junk for boost.
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Default Re: Best SOHC Vtec for boost?

D15B8..... with a D16A6 head.


Why? Because cheap.
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