d15b2 or zc?
you obviously don't know much about cars since your "SI" has a d15b2..lol.
Buddy, the si's came with the d16a6. The dx, lx, etc came with the dual point injected d15b2.....damn it!
Sick of repeating this dumb ****...learn!
Buddy, the si's came with the d16a6. The dx, lx, etc came with the dual point injected d15b2.....damn it!
Sick of repeating this dumb ****...learn!
would i make more power this way??? and the only reason i would do this is because i don't know how long my d series is gonna last... due to it being swapped into my car before i bought it. oh yea techno... i bought the car and it didn't have a d16 the previous owner had done this swap thank you for being so unhelpful
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by buddy jonez »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">would i make more power this way??? and the only reason i would do this is because i don't know how long my d series is gonna last... due to it being swapped into my car before i bought it. oh yea techno... i bought the car and it didn't have a d16 the previous owner had done this swap thank you for being so unhelpful</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yes the ZC would make more power, aprox 30 more hp than a D15 with mpfi. And for the swap you only need the ZC engine, your tranny will bolt right up.
Yes the ZC would make more power, aprox 30 more hp than a D15 with mpfi. And for the swap you only need the ZC engine, your tranny will bolt right up.
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