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Old 06-16-2008, 02:16 PM
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Has anyone ever used a DOHC bottom end and a SOHC head ? if so what kind of head studs do i use ? PLEASE HELP. Thank You
Old 06-16-2008, 02:19 PM
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No, that is not possible.
Old 06-16-2008, 02:28 PM
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Are you sure because they are both zc motors
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if remember correctly, ZC motors came w/ sohc and dohc heads...the bottom end on those motor are same, but i could be wrong
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Ya they do im trying to put a zc dohc bottom end with a zc sohc head
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you should be able to use the stock studs it come with then
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You can't because the dohc head is a little taller than a sonc head.
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oh ok, i didnt know that, well lets help you get some answers, bump
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u have to use the headstuds specific for the head
Old 06-17-2008, 02:17 PM
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Yes but the ones made for the head are to thin and do not screw in to the block.
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Holy crap the answer is no, it won't work.

The oil and coolant passages do not match up therefore resulting in a leaking, overheating mess even if you could frankenstein it together somehow.

Years ago a guy came in here with a topic about a D15 bottom with D16A8 head (think 86-89 ZC-like DOHC engine, D series) and it turned into a 10 page topic, and ultimately the guy admitted it ran like crap, leaked, blew head gaskets all the time, etc.

You could certainly take the rods/pistons out of that DOHC bottom end, if it's a ZC, and put them into a SOHC 1.6L bottom end though. The piston domes are taller and result in a nice CR bump.
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Thanks a lot guys i appreciate the help.
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