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Old 02-27-2004, 11:51 PM
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i've done some searching and looking around to find this stuff but havent really gotten any answers.

i'm building my d15b7 motor because i cant afford a B, H or K motor. i just got a delta 272 cam for it (thanks Tad ) and i'm trying to find some valve springs and retainers for it and i cant really find anything. all i can find is stuff for d16z6 and y7s and what not. i was just wondering if all/most D series head parts like springs/retainers could be used on any head? i found this on ebay http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...33624 will those work on the b7 head (yes i know it says for z6 and y7s)? thanks in advance for any answers or tips in the right direction for this stuff.


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i already have a 2nd b7 head to work on and the 272 cam. decent z6 heads at the time i bought the b7 were just too much for them. and i didnt feel like getting another ecu and wiring vtec, i'm lazy and broke. so anyone have an answer?
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i think they mean y8 in that ebay auction, not y7..
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auction says z6, y7, y8, y5... anyone got an answer? shouldnt be that hard. i know someones had to have built up their d15b7.
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bump... a tech question is finally being asked and no one can answer?
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last bump, then i give up here
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since the y7 is a non-vtec head i wonder if those springs would work in a B7. i personally dont have any experience with interchanging sohc valve springs i hope somebody can answer your question though so you can rev the **** outta that little sohc
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d16y7 and d16z6 heads are the same.. casting wise and valves and everything. Y7/Z6/Y8 valves are bigger than A6/B7/B1/B2 castings, so im sure there is a height difference as well.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 91civicDXdude &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Y7/Z6/Y8 valves are bigger than A6/B7/B1/B2 castings, so im sure there is a height difference as well.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Are you sure about that? I'm almost sure that it's the other way around, both the combustion chamber and valves are bigger. I belive the B7/A6 are 1mm bigger valves. I'll look more into this.
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wow some replies! thanks guys. all i really knew is the a6/b7 heads were basically the same besides the a6 having a little different cam or something along those lines. ttt
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so theres no definitive answer to his question... and since i dont know... BUMP!

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any word hatchback19 ? bump
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https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=81824

This is the only person that I could find that has had a seemingly aftermarket valvetrain put in a d15b7. I would contact SFP or the folks at exospeed to determine what alternatives you have. Also, mistabone on here might be able to help you. I know there are large amounts of aftermarket suport for the d16a6, and since the 4gen crx/ civic si cam is intergchangeable in the dx, there is a chance that so are the other valvetrain components. While this isn't a defiitive answer, i hope it offers you some other places to look. Good luck and make sure that you post when you find out and share the knowledge
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