WHO has done a Y7/Z6 mini me here?
03-28-2004, 09:21 AM
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WHO has done a Y7/Z6 mini me here?
Can you please tell me what cam pulley and timing belt to use?
Also which head bolts, I dont have the Z6 ones, is it safe to reuse my Y7 ones?
Is there an oil jet in the block that I have to remove?
THANKS!!!!
Also which head bolts, I dont have the Z6 ones, is it safe to reuse my Y7 ones?
Is there an oil jet in the block that I have to remove?
THANKS!!!!
03-28-2004, 09:29 AM
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bump i would like to know too. I think i read somewhere that y7's dont have a oil jet you gotta pull out ,but, what timing belt we use?
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Re: WHO has done a Y7/Z6 mini me here? (Ricey McRicerton)
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I just did mine awhile ago. y7/z6 mini me. https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=797176
I used the z6 cam pulley and a z6 timing belt. I reused my y7 head studs, some say not to but I have not had a problem yet, no leaks after a month and a half. Also the D16y7 does not come with an oil jet in the block, so thats one less thing you have to worry about.
Good luck.
I used the z6 cam pulley and a z6 timing belt. I reused my y7 head studs, some say not to but I have not had a problem yet, no leaks after a month and a half. Also the D16y7 does not come with an oil jet in the block, so thats one less thing you have to worry about.
Good luck.
03-28-2004, 10:02 AM
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i have a y7/z6 mini. the Y7 is stock complete bottom, and the z6 is complete stock head.
right now im using the stock y7 timing belt, but im installing a new one along with my aftermarket cam gear today.
for all your purposes, a y7 = z6 = y8 blocks
right now im using the stock y7 timing belt, but im installing a new one along with my aftermarket cam gear today.
for all your purposes, a y7 = z6 = y8 blocks
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