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Old 11-13-2008, 04:09 PM
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Default My Do-It-Yourself D16Y7 swapped to D16Y8 and many upgrades in my EK

Pics are worth a million words.

Out came the D16Y7



engine out




added some upgraded motor mounts








my built up D16Y8 will have a new home













preparation of the wiring.


the oem plugs
you know what they are








plucked terminals from this connector








soldering and heat shrink












pass wires through this hole



modification at the ECM






wiring in the engine bay





motor finished




needs a brake upgrade from 9 inch to 10 inch WINTER integra spindles
















pads




rear suspension upgrade




























this broken bolt head gave me some grief.
i drilled it out


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engine without motor
LOL... Good work though!
Old 11-13-2008, 04:15 PM
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LOL... Good work though!
fixed lol!
Old 11-14-2008, 01:57 PM
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lots of pic but dang u should of clean ur bay up when ur motor was out. there so much rust on hatch where do u live
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looks like it's an easy plug and play, or should i say drop
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Your gonna hate those motor mounts, and you'll eventually take them out. Mark my words.
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the blox lca bushings usually dont last long
Old 11-14-2008, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Xxplosive
lots of pic but dang u should of clean ur bay up when ur motor was out. there so much rust on hatch where do u live
I'm not too picky about grease since it will prevent rust there.

Originally Posted by halocore
looks like it's an easy plug and play, or should i say drop
yes very easy as long as you got all the correct parts. Wiring was easier than anticipated.

Originally Posted by 95vxtealhatch
Your gonna hate those motor mounts, and you'll eventually take them out. Mark my words.
Nah, I like the motor mounts and i can feel the motor does not move much.


Originally Posted by turbojdmhatch
the blox lca bushings usually dont last long
That is only if you do not tighten the bolts when the arms loaded.
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Default Re: (chickenwing)

Look pretty good. My only suggestion is that you should apply heat to the whole outside (360 degrees) of the shrink tubes when doing wiring, it looks like you only blasted it with heat on one side.
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nice build. is the car turbo'd? i thought i saw an intercooler in there. And all that rust would just **** me off! I'm glad cars don't rust up like that here on the west coast. I am however really surprised at how easy you got those rear lower control arm bolts out. they usually rust n break off inside those arms.
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I've never seen that valve cover before.
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Originally Posted by EK tommy
I've never seen that valve cover before.
I was thinkin the same thing. its cool
Old 11-15-2008, 03:12 AM
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Originally Posted by kp
Look pretty good. My only suggestion is that you should apply heat to the whole outside (360 degrees) of the shrink tubes when doing wiring, it looks like you only blasted it with heat on one side.
Yes I did blast the heat shrink 360 degrees all around.


Originally Posted by reaction360
nice build. is the car turbo'd? i thought i saw an intercooler in there. And all that rust would just **** me off! I'm glad cars don't rust up like that here on the west coast. I am however really surprised at how easy you got those rear lower control arm bolts out. they usually rust n break off inside those arms.
Good eye to pick out the intercooler. We have the worst winters here which you have to come and experience yourselves to understand why cars starts to rust in 5 years. Yes those bolts came off but one of the rear lca bolt broke off and required some drilling to get off.

Originally Posted by EK tommy
I've never seen that valve cover before.
Well there is always a first for everything.


Originally Posted by reaction360

I was thinkin the same thing. its cool
This is an OEM 1.6 VTEC cover for the Y8.


got myself a bigger capacity rad too














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Default Re: (chickenwing)

looks good
Old 11-16-2008, 05:25 AM
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Originally Posted by yoitsmelaz
looks good
thanks
either you do it correctly or you don't do it at all.
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