d15b long blocks, any difference between injected and carby?
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d15b long blocks, any difference between injected and carby?
so my mate's bought me a crash damaged eg with an injected d15 and another tidy eg with rod knock and a carby d15. I understand the complexities of converting carby to injected and I very much want to avoid those problems, so am i able to swap the long block and leave the tidy one as a carby? will the manifolds etc match up?
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Re: d16b long blocks, any difference between injected and carby?
Is your injected D15B a vtec unit?
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Re: d15b long blocks, any difference between injected and carby?
Yes you can swap just the engine and bolt on either kind of intake. Most injected engines do not have a place to mount the mechanical fuel pump though.
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Re: d15b long blocks, any difference between injected and carby?
you can get low pressure electric fuel pumps for carby motors can't you? any idea what pressure I'd need?
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Re: d15b long blocks, any difference between injected and carby?
The short block is the same. The head is different in terms of the carbed version having a place to mount the mechanical fuel pump (the fuel injected heads are cast with the mounting bosses, but you would have to cut out part of the head, it's do-able, but you'd have to take the head off to flush the chips out) and the cam is different (extra lobe to drive the mechanical fuel pump) you can either run a low pressure electric fuel pump, swap heads, or modify the head on the fuel injected engine and swap the cam.
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