SOHC ZC or D15B? for CRX going turbo!!!

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Old Apr 7, 2007 | 10:48 AM
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Default SOHC ZC or D15B? for CRX going turbo!!!

I was just curious what everyone thought. I know the sohc zc is obd0, so that saves me some headaches but, the d15b does come with an lsd transmission and v-tec. So, I am going to be going turbo and was just curious which would be the easier, and cheaper, to maintain and work with. Also, if you guys have other ideas for good d-series turbo set ups, let me know, thanks.
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Old Apr 7, 2007 | 06:27 PM
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For starters, the correct spelling is "VTEC". You'll get flamed bad for v-tec, vtech, vtak, etc.

Still in my 'watched topics': https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1921418

The JDM D15B VTEC is a great motor. Of course, I'm partial to it One plus about the D15B is its Rod/Stroke Ratio. The transmission that would come with the motor uses a hydraulic clutch whereas your car has a cable clutch. You can buy a kit to be able to use the hydraulic tranny if it were a B-Series motor/transmission... I've never seen a D-Series Mounting Kit. You'll have to weld in a mounting solution for the transmission plus get an actuator convertor. Even so, I think that the LSD equipped tranmissions are getting harder to come by, although I could be wrong.

Sorry, don't know much of anything about any of the standard ZC's.
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