d15b8/d15b8 hybrid with d16y7 manifold? will this work? Is it benefitial?
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d15b8/d15b7 hybrid with d16y7 manifold? will this work? Is it benefitial?
hey guys, i have a d15b8 with a d15b7 (16valve) head and i can get my friend d16y7 intake manifold for free. Since my car is obd1 and his IM is obd2 would there be any conflicts in installing this on my motor? Would this even be benefitial for me?
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Re: d15b8/d15b7 hybrid with d16y7 manifold? will this work? Is it benefitial? (bense)
dont do it. waste of time. try to get an ex/si intake mani if u can or even the y8 will be a plus
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Re: d15b8/d15b7 hybrid with d16y7 manifold? will this work? Is it benefitial? (canis)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by canis »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">dude the Y7 manifold is the worse flowing and the worse for your car...</TD></TR></TABLE>
haha i believe the worst flowing is the vx manifold..but yea, like everyone is saying z6 or y8 manifold.
haha i believe the worst flowing is the vx manifold..but yea, like everyone is saying z6 or y8 manifold.
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