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Old Nov 28, 2004 | 08:22 PM
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ok, i hear that the IM from the 94 has different sized holes than the d16y8 head. and also, the d16y8, being a different engine wont go as well with a z6 ecu will it? is the fuel curve and everythign different? and will the distributor from a z6 and eveerything work? these are just some basics ?'s i have while i consider a swap
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Old Nov 28, 2004 | 09:10 PM
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THE Y8 MANI WILL FIT ANY D MOTOR P 28 IS A GREAT ECU
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Old Nov 29, 2004 | 06:16 PM
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ok, how does this sound: the y8 engine and transimission, the z6 computer... can i use a 94 dx dizzy and manifold and everything else? im guessing that should work but somehow there could be prblems...
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Old Nov 29, 2004 | 06:32 PM
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The coolant port on the B7 mani may not line up properly, or it may be of a different shape than that of the Y8 manifold.

P28 will work fine.

You can't use a Z6 or Z1 distributor on the Y8 head, either swap to the B7, or re-pin the harness to retain the OBDII piece.

Another factor would be the alternator. You can either use an OBDI or you can also re-pin/rewire the harness to retain the OBDII piece.
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Old Nov 29, 2004 | 06:47 PM
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I believe your stock b7 distributor will work fine on the Y8 head. You will need headbolts from a Y8 also, D15 and D16z6 are different lengths.
P28 is a great choice to run your sohc vtec.
You'll need to run a couple wires into your engine harness for VTEC, or get a Z6 engine harness (EX/Si models)
You have no need to worry about OBD2 issues.
I don't think you'll have manifold issues either but I would still upgrade at least to a Z6 manifold. There's a guy in Classifieds section selling the whole setup cheap.
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Old Nov 29, 2004 | 08:12 PM
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well, the y8 is in a junkyard and i can get it real cheap. the whole car is complete. i could use the y8 mani, so then i would jsut have to switch everythign off that and put on my b7 stuff correct? i have done replaced an engine in my 88 crx before, so i know basics but i dont know much about compatibility
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