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Old 03-30-2010, 05:11 PM
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I'm putting together a D16z6 engine for my daily. I have the head and block, and am currently looking at a JDM intake manifold/TB combo for cheap. What is the difference? Should I grab this combo and be done with it? Thanks.
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What is the difference?
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Get a D16Y8 manifold or get an aftermarket one like edelbrock
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Get a D16Y8 manifold or get an aftermarket one like edelbrock
I'm trying to do this as cheaply as possible. So far, I've heard the JDM manifold will work. Is this true?
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sure it will work but this isnt a build your just putting a stock motor together right?
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Default Re: D16z6 build.

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I'm trying to do this as cheaply as possible. So far, I've heard the JDM manifold will work. Is this true?
If you're on a budget, the D16Y8 ('96-00 Civic EX) intake manifold is your answer. With its short runners and fat plenum this is essentially putting a Type R intake manifold on a B series, but still not nearly as good as aftermarket units. The JDM intake manifold you're probably referring to is the D15B probably. Its equal to the D16Z6 motor here. It will most likely be about the same.

I don't have experience with it so keep this thread floating to get more answers. As long as they have FITV and IACV too like here then you should be fine.
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Default Re: D16z6 build.

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sure it will work but this isnt a build your just putting a stock motor together right?
Yes, I made a typo in the title. I'm simply putting a stock motor together.


Originally Posted by HBKFanatic
If you're on a budget, the D16Y8 ('96-00 Civic EX) intake manifold is your answer. With its short runners and fat plenum this is essentially putting a Type R intake manifold on a B series, but still not nearly as good as aftermarket units. The JDM intake manifold you're probably referring to is the D15B probably. Its equal to the D16Z6 motor here. It will most likely be about the same.

I don't have experience with it so keep this thread floating to get more answers. As long as they have FITV and IACV too like here then you should be fine.
Thanks for the advice. I've heard the Y8 manifold is better for performance; however, I have located a JDM D16z6 manifold and TB for cheap ($40).
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Default Re: D16z6 build.

There's no such thing as a jdm D16Z6. The jdm equivalent is the D15B, JDM motors don't have a number at the end. Go for it. Sounds like a good price
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Default Re: D16z6 build.

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There's no such thing as a jdm D16Z6. The jdm equivalent is the D15B, JDM motors don't have a number at the end. Go for it. Sounds like a good price
Thanks. In the ad he labeled it "D16 JDM intake manifold and TB". I simply assumed it was the Z6.
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Default Re: D16z6 build.

Originally Posted by HBKFanatic
Get a D16Y8 manifold or get an aftermarket one like edelbrock
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Y8 Manifold is the best D series Manifold.
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Default Re: D16z6 build.

Originally Posted by JohnnyWash1
I'm putting together a D16z6 engine for my daily. I have the head and block, and am currently looking at a JDM intake manifold/TB combo for cheap. What is the difference? Should I grab this combo and be done with it? Thanks.
I want to rebuild my Sol's D16 too. I would like to get as close to 200hp as
possible. I don't want to use a turbo or supercharger, N.O.S. etc. I have owned my Honda since 94 and got 380,000 miles out of it. I don't intend to race around but a little extra muscle over stock would be nice. Any help or advise would be appreciated. I don't know much about the honda tuning world.

Thanks
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Default Re: D16z6 build.

get the stock z6 mani and a integra tb
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Default Re: D16z6 build.

Originally Posted by chinochanginc
get the stock z6 mani and a integra tb
B series TB is useless unless the plenum is bored out.
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Default Re: D16z6 build.

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I want to rebuild my Sol's D16 too. I would like to get as close to 200hp as
possible. I don't want to use a turbo or supercharger, N.O.S. etc. I have owned my Honda since 94 and got 380,000 miles out of it. I don't intend to race around but a little extra muscle over stock would be nice. Any help or advise would be appreciated. I don't know much about the honda tuning world.

Thanks
200hp NA? I don't think so. Its possible but its very expensive and not worth it at all. 130WHP would be more reasonable goal. Intake, header, exhaust and cams could probably get you in that zone. Yeah expensive as hell for not a whole lotta power, imagine 200whp.... 200whp is fast too btw.... Swap or boost.
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Default Re: D16z6 build.

if you boost it you can make 200WHP easy. Otherwise you can do intake, header, exhaust, E3 plugs, Heat Sheilding Intake Manifold Gasket, Port Matched Y8 Intake Manifold, and Throttle Body Coolant Bypass. With all that you should make atleast 130WHP.
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