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Old 02-15-2002, 06:26 AM
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Default D16Y7 owners, this is for you

Knocked out a Y8 manifold swap over the weekend, I documented some of it on our site incase you were interested in doing the same for your DX. Enjoy!

http://www.makuragi.s5.com/civic_99/Y8maniswap/
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Default Re: D16Y7 owners, this is for you (VTC_CiViC)

i still wanna a B18c1...but i cant wait to see his time slips!
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Default Re: D16Y7 owners, this is for you (EKmike)

from what year is that manifold from the y8?
Old 02-15-2002, 10:20 AM
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That is awesome. I am gonna do this swap pretyy soon . There is a guy with the same exact swap plus sparkplugs wires intake exhaust He is running a high 15. Now you can use all the ex parts like intake .....
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Default Re: D16Y7 owners, this is for you (96hbdx)

nice job
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Default Re: D16Y7 owners, this is for you (sohc_boy)

thank you very much ..

exact same thought when i look at my D16Y7 ... WTF are those things ... they are smaller then straws ....

is it tight working around there .. if not .. i might try it myself .. if so .. i should get a friend to help me ..

how difficult was it ?
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Default Re: D16Y7 owners, this is for you (BAR-F1)

cool
thats great that you documented it all
lots of good info there
i plan on doing the mini me swap soon but if i get a hold of an ex intake manifold first then maybe ill just swap it out before i do the mini me
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Default Re: D16Y7 owners, this is for you (BAR-F1)

thank you very much ..

exact same thought when i look at my D16Y7 ... WTF are those things ... they are smaller then straws ....

is it tight working around there .. if not .. i might try it myself .. if so .. i should get a friend to help me ..

how difficult was it ?
Wasn't really "hard" at all per-se, just time consuming. Took us about 7hrs to do it all because we were working at a snail's pace since we were kind of learning as we went. If we did it again, I'm sure we could knock it out in less than 4 hrs easy. I'd suggest having a friend there though, an extra set of hands and eyes is invaluable when working on your car IMO. And no the area isn't very tight, we had alot of room to manuver out hands and the tool, the toughest part is bolting that lower center manifold bolt for the Y8 mani back on. You'll have to get to it from undreneath because there's simply no room from above to get at the nut, aside from that, it's a total breeze
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Default Re: D16Y7 owners, this is for you (VTC_CiViC)

thx !
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Default Re: D16Y7 owners, this is for you (VTC_CiViC)

that is tite
would that fit and benefit a d16z6??? would it even work on a d16z6?
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Default Re: D16Y7 owners, this is for you (sohcmydohc)

yes it will work on a d16z6 and sure it will benefit it, the runners are just tiny bit larger.

also the IAT will need to be moved to the intake (before TB) the rest will bolt up without the problem
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i have a 2000 civic lx....(d16y7) what year would be best to get the d16y8 intake from?
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Default Re: D16Y7 owners, this is for you (CrOmEdOmEcHaMbEr)

Great job on swap and documentation. I'm not sure if I missed it, but how much did the swap cost? Not for me, but for a friend.
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Default Re: D16Y7 owners, this is for you (VTC_CiViC)

would doing a similar swap on a d15z1 work as well with the same gen as eg?
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