bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
#1
Honda-Tech Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: i.e 909
Posts: 73
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
96 ek d16y8
What is the best oem throttle body you can put on it? i heard off of a b series? will a gsr tb fit? and even if it does witch would be better? i'm not going turbo so what would be the best size(mm) if i went after market?
also if you got one let me know=p im buyin
What is the best oem throttle body you can put on it? i heard off of a b series? will a gsr tb fit? and even if it does witch would be better? i'm not going turbo so what would be the best size(mm) if i went after market?
also if you got one let me know=p im buyin
#4
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
Yeah, without boost, this is a dumb idea IMO. You aren't force feeding anymore air and even then, if you're staying with the OEM Manifold what good does a bigger TB do? You won't force more air into the same size IM by just getting a bigger TB size, hate to break it to you.
#5
Honda-Tech Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: i.e 909
Posts: 73
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
have you seen the inside of a intake manifold before? by putting a bigger throttle body on it, it forces air thru the chambers better increasing house power and torque you ***bag stop hating on the y8 fourms
#8
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
youll need to match the IM with the TB or else its useless.
#10
Honda-Tech Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: i.e 909
Posts: 73
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
okay the reason i dont wanna go all skunk2 crazy and **** is a cops KNOWW what a aftermarket intakes look like and they will take my ****, just a tb is not noticeable even if it gives minimal gain i would like to.. but if you guys say there is NOOooo gain than f it. thats why im askin
#11
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
^ There will be almost no gain, maybe 1 hp if lucky. A Y8 isn't like a truck where aftermarket TB's increase torque. No boost, no boom. And I want to know how cops have the right to jack engine parts from you. You mean e - check ****?
#13
318 Curves, 11 miles
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
Say what you want, dynos have proven time and again that rinky-dink boltons don't do crap on a stock y8. It's been proven that a full P&P head, stage 3 cam, P&P manifold, header, tune, etc, etc, gets you like 25HP on a y8, after spending $5K. If that's what you're into, then be my guest.
Now, if you went with a larger OE TB, portmatched the intake manifold, P&P'ed, then portmatched the intake runners, you might get 5HP. In that case, I believe you can use a B-series throttle body. But just throwing one on is going to reduce your power and hurt your gas mileage.
#14
MiG-21 superfan
Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: near the ocean, Moderator City, NJ
Posts: 8,628
Likes: 0
Received 3 Likes
on
3 Posts
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
Originally Posted by Vindicator9000
It's been proven that a full P&P head, stage 3 cam, P&P manifold, header, tune, etc, etc, gets you like 25HP on a y8, after spending $5K. If that's what you're into, then be my guest.
you can make 115ftlbs of tq TO THE WHEELS with all of that stuff on stock compression...at least. the stroke is so dope - the tq is nice. whp would be in the 140 range.
p29 pistons and you are hitting 120ftlbs and 150-160whp.
dave at SMS has made headers for d-series that without tunes have made 10+ whp. the story is more in the curve improvement though.
BUT...
1. IMO, the only chassis worthy for building an NA d is anything 4th gen or below. that's it. a 3rd or 4th gen CRX is perfect for it. reason is...yes, the power numbers for a built d are comparable to a b18c however that's the absolute ceiling. in a heavier chassis, that sucks. in a CRX, it's f'n awesome.
2. i think that building an NA d is only worthwhile if you can do almost everything yourself. the engines certainly are easy enough to work on (i think d-series are superbly engineered). if you end up paying money for labor and stuff, you end up approaching swap territory.
anyway,
i agree that the OP need not waste the cash or time on a TB.
#15
318 Curves, 11 miles
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
25! bah. come on y0!
you can make 115ftlbs of tq TO THE WHEELS with all of that stuff on stock compression...at least. the stroke is so dope - the tq is nice. whp would be in the 140 range.
p29 pistons and you are hitting 120ftlbs and 150-160whp.
dave at SMS has made headers for d-series that without tunes have made 10+ whp. the story is more in the curve improvement though.
BUT...
1. IMO, the only chassis worthy for building an NA d is anything 4th gen or below. that's it. a 3rd or 4th gen CRX is perfect for it. reason is...yes, the power numbers for a built d are comparable to a b18c however that's the absolute ceiling. in a heavier chassis, that sucks. in a CRX, it's f'n awesome.
2. i think that building an NA d is only worthwhile if you can do almost everything yourself. the engines certainly are easy enough to work on (i think d-series are superbly engineered). if you end up paying money for labor and stuff, you end up approaching swap territory.
anyway,
i agree that the OP need not waste the cash or time on a TB.
you can make 115ftlbs of tq TO THE WHEELS with all of that stuff on stock compression...at least. the stroke is so dope - the tq is nice. whp would be in the 140 range.
p29 pistons and you are hitting 120ftlbs and 150-160whp.
dave at SMS has made headers for d-series that without tunes have made 10+ whp. the story is more in the curve improvement though.
BUT...
1. IMO, the only chassis worthy for building an NA d is anything 4th gen or below. that's it. a 3rd or 4th gen CRX is perfect for it. reason is...yes, the power numbers for a built d are comparable to a b18c however that's the absolute ceiling. in a heavier chassis, that sucks. in a CRX, it's f'n awesome.
2. i think that building an NA d is only worthwhile if you can do almost everything yourself. the engines certainly are easy enough to work on (i think d-series are superbly engineered). if you end up paying money for labor and stuff, you end up approaching swap territory.
anyway,
i agree that the OP need not waste the cash or time on a TB.
#16
Honda-Tech Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: i.e 909
Posts: 73
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
okay well well, im going boost after hearing this! ill have the money to do so in about 2-3 weeks... keep the ideas coming? im thinking of going with a bizimoto cam? and it will be tuned by him also but thats after the turbo, whats some good turbs putting out some good results for the d16y8??
#17
Honda-Tech Member
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Richmond VA
Posts: 23
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
back to original topic. This TB looks like stock. a COP will not be able to tell the difference. They are the exact same design just larger. I have one in my sol and I love it. I also have a TB from a CRV is 65mm.
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/PFS-69607/
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/PFS-69607/
#18
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
okay well well, im going boost after hearing this! ill have the money to do so in about 2-3 weeks... keep the ideas coming? im thinking of going with a bizimoto cam? and it will be tuned by him also but thats after the turbo, whats some good turbs putting out some good results for the d16y8??
There's my two cents.
#19
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
back to original topic. This TB looks like stock. a COP will not be able to tell the difference. They are the exact same design just larger. I have one in my sol and I love it. I also have a TB from a CRV is 65mm.
#20
Honda-Tech Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: i.e 909
Posts: 73
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
well i have cold air intake, aem fuel rail, bigger injectors, high flow cat, also going odb1 next week, what do you think about a obd jumper off ebay??
#21
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
That sounds fine. I have a website that allows you to completely customize a p28 new for $250. That's customization of vtec engagement, rev limiter, speed governor remover and some other things. They also sell a jumper new for $75.
http://www.swapshopracing.com/contents/en-us/d434.html
http://www.swapshopracing.com/contents/en-us/d434.html
#22
MiG-21 superfan
Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: near the ocean, Moderator City, NJ
Posts: 8,628
Likes: 0
Received 3 Likes
on
3 Posts
Re: bigger throttlebody on my ek d16y8
sell that rail and injectors.
the stock rail is good to way more power than you'll ever need in a street car.
the stock injectors are 240cc. at stock fuel pressure, they can support more power than even the highest compression/large cam/wild porting street SOHC can make. at 55 psi base pressure, they can support close to 200whp. keep in mind the stock injectors are the same used on a GSR engine.
if you decide to go obd1 and run a p28, leave the ECU stock until you change something that dramatically changes the dynamics of the engine. that means a camshaft, or a bump in compression, or something of substance.
at that point you can go get it dyno tuned.
i only get jumpers from rywire or boomslang. that's it. those guys have been making perfect harness forever.
depends on what happens with it blows. if it sheds pieces, which has happened more than anyone wants to think, you have a catastrophic engine failure on your hands.
do it right the first time and get reputable **** that you know won't break.
go-autoworks is an ideal source for cost effective turbo upgrades.
www.go-autoworks.com
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
TwoFaced
Honda Civic / Del Sol (1992 - 2000)
4
11-21-2010 07:06 PM
sleepyhamsterlx
Honda Civic / Del Sol (1992 - 2000)
13
08-10-2004 01:44 PM
Smith Wise
Honda Civic / Del Sol (1992 - 2000)
22
04-24-2003 07:50 PM