DOHC ZC Head on a A6 block. It can be done
Hey check this out http://www.thezcr.com/forums/s...14474
I didnt do it but here are some of his reasons on why to do it.
A challenge, because so many people either say it cant be done (when it clearly easily can) or really wanted to know if it was possible.
It was cheap.
The ZC head has a 43cc combustion chamber and with the d16a6 -3cc pistons it makes for 8.3:1 compression, perfect for medium high boost turboing 12psi plus.
If you were going NA use the ZC PM7 or P29 pistons.
For those of you in the US it'll be cheaper to by or import a ZC head than it will be to get a whole motor and you wont be able to prove the k's of the motor either.
New ZC's are no longer available but new d16a's are!
A challenge, because so many people either say it cant be done (when it clearly easily can) or really wanted to know if it was possible.
It was cheap.
The ZC head has a 43cc combustion chamber and with the d16a6 -3cc pistons it makes for 8.3:1 compression, perfect for medium high boost turboing 12psi plus.
If you were going NA use the ZC PM7 or P29 pistons.
For those of you in the US it'll be cheaper to by or import a ZC head than it will be to get a whole motor and you wont be able to prove the k's of the motor either.
New ZC's are no longer available but new d16a's are!
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I was just about to suggest this as well
for the setup
I was just about to suggest this as well
for the setup
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I remember seeing a guy at Palmdale raceway a few years back with this same set up. Its performance wasnt anything special, but cool nonetheless. I also have it on video somewhere, lol.
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