Looking for big SOHC Dyno Numbers and Setups
Just curious what people are doing for SOHC VTEC builds. I have a customer that wants to do a big build on an D16z6 so I am just looking to see what has been done, for example what cranks are interchangeable for more stroke, and what OEM pistons will raise compression with stock crank. I have always been a B Series guy just never messed with D Series parts. Thanks in advance.
Matt
Matt
I think the D16Z6 motor has many options.
Here are some factory options.
http://heeltoeauto.com/httech/...87887
Here are some factory options.
http://heeltoeauto.com/httech/...87887
also i think the latest honda tuning magazine has an article on putting the d17 crankshaft into the d16 to pick up some stroke
Well heres what a allmotor nonvtec sohc sounds like with a full aray of bisimoto parts. There is alot more potential in the nonvtec sohc's than the vtec sohc's. I have had both, raced both, and built both and the nonvtec setups have alot more bang for your buck. A good choice for any entry level sohc is the P-29 pistons, they are higher compression and can be had for 150ish off of ebay with rings.

Setup
Bisimoto Custom Pistons 76mm
Pauter rods
KMS Blockgaurd
Cometic HG
PnP Head
Bisimoto Valvesprings
Bisimoto Ti Retainers
Bisimoto Level 3 hardweld cam
Blox ported Intake Manifold
Type R Throttle Body
Tec 2 Standalone EMS
and hopefullys soon a Bisimoto Header
and a whole lot of other goodies.

Setup
Bisimoto Custom Pistons 76mm
Pauter rods
KMS Blockgaurd
Cometic HG
PnP Head
Bisimoto Valvesprings
Bisimoto Ti Retainers
Bisimoto Level 3 hardweld cam
Blox ported Intake Manifold
Type R Throttle Body
Tec 2 Standalone EMS
and hopefullys soon a Bisimoto Header
and a whole lot of other goodies.
Trending Topics
heres a motor i did a few months back..
http://www.d-series.org/forums...90980
a little more fine tuning it wud put out more..
due to time constraints and other stuff, we were happy with the result!
http://www.d-series.org/forums...90980
a little more fine tuning it wud put out more..
due to time constraints and other stuff, we were happy with the result!
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
builthatch
All Motor / Naturally Aspirated
16
Apr 12, 2005 05:25 PM





