dohc zc throttle body question
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iv got a spare one. i wanted to know if this TB is bigger then the a6 TB if so would it fit on the a6 manifold? im guessing it would since there both D series intakes. im swaping in an engine soon and might want to fool around with my d15b2 a little before i do anything.
the 88-91 DOHC ZC uses the same throttle body as the 88-91 D16A6 and the same as the 88-89 D16A1 - it is 55m and they are interchangeable between those engines - no other D-series throttle bodies will fit those engines without swapping the intake manifold
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A DOHC ZC Intake mani is not the same as a SOHC intake mani. A DOHC ZC TB will not cross over to a SOHC mani. NO SOHC TB will cross over to a DOHC ZC mani.
You can use a LS/B16 TB on a SOHC mani, the pattern is the same.
The only TB that swaps to a DOHC ZC is the D16A1 from the 88-89 Integra
You can get the DOHC ZC TB bored to 59mm if you want a bigger TB. I've had 2 of them done with matching intake manifolds and worked great
A DOHC ZC Intake mani is not the same as a SOHC intake mani. A DOHC ZC TB will not cross over to a SOHC mani. NO SOHC TB will cross over to a DOHC ZC mani.
You can use a LS/B16 TB on a SOHC mani, the pattern is the same.
The only TB that swaps to a DOHC ZC is the D16A1 from the 88-89 Integra
You can get the DOHC ZC TB bored to 59mm if you want a bigger TB. I've had 2 of them done with matching intake manifolds and worked great
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ya i know the dohc intake manifold is different from the sohc ones. i dont really care that much to get a bigger TB i was just wondering since im swapping in a new motor next month. just wanted to fool around a bit before i did it.
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