allnapower

This probably has been asked a bunch of times....

What is the difference of the 92-95 to 96-00 turbo kits for the d16 motors.
I am looking to buyin the greddy kit for my 98 coupe with a d16y8 and was wondering if the d16z6 turbo would work on it?

thanx

0Jon at Titan

preety much all the same, just maybe some issues with intercooler piping, but the rest fits on it like a glove

allnapower

so i could pretty much order the 92-95 kit and get a seperate intercooler and it would work on my car?

RyanEJ8

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Not the intercooler, the intercooler piping may be a little different. Not a big deal though you could probably just make a few adjustments.

cruizinmax

iTrader: (2)

You may want to check how they deal with the fuel management. I thought the greddy used a piggyback not an fmu. If so the piggyback may not work with the obd2 ecu.

oscarmayer

kits for greddy I assume?
if so, then the 93-95 kits have a -15 housing and the 96+ has a -19 housing that is slightly bigger and so is the compressor wheel. the 92-95 kits support up to about 240-260 wheel power and the 96-2k does like 285-310 wheel power.

the newkit has a map designed for the 96+ civics and so is the connection harness where they 92-95 ktis some don;t have an e-mange and the ones that do the map is wrong. everything from the timing to the sensors are different.

if your going to get a greddy kit, get the one that coresponds to your year car otherwise you will have to have a shop tune the emanage to your motor.

slowsol95

the big thing is probably going to be the fuel management that comes with the kit being compatible with whatever obd you are.