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Old May 13, 2008 | 04:37 PM
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Default z6 crank in a y8 block??

read my fair share of stories with d16y cranks spinning rod bearings. can a z6 crank be used in a y series block? i'd have no problem using the z6 rods either if need be
Old May 14, 2008 | 05:37 PM
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no one has tried it?

how well does the z6 head bolt to the d16y block? any mods needed?
Old May 14, 2008 | 07:22 PM
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Default Re: z6 crank in a y8 block?? (blackeg)

use the search function, thats why you havent got any responses, all you need to do is search around a bit and you should find all the info you need
Old May 15, 2008 | 02:11 PM
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2 character entries dont register in searches, nor did i find anything in the faq
Old May 15, 2008 | 06:58 PM
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Default Re: z6 crank in a y8 block?? (blackeg)

the reason they spin bearings is the oil pump, not the crank. Y series oil pumps suck in realtion to any other D series oil pump. If you put the z6 crank in youll loose yur dipstick. If your that worried about either get a Toga pump and shim it, port and shim your stock pump or send your pump out to Endyn to have them modify it for you
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Default Re: z6 crank in a y8 block??

I am bringing this back from the dead for the sole reason that the above statement is wrong. the Y series cranks have crappy oiling ports that dont even measure up to how good the Z6 crank is.

So can they be swapped?
Old Aug 15, 2009 | 05:15 PM
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yes, u can put a z6 crank into a y8 i hear


my crankshaft pulley came out and ate up my keyway walls, so i need to replace my crank cause the keyway is just too bad to repair.

someone told me to put a z6 into my y8 also but im wondering if theres anything else i need to swap aswell.
right now m ycar is unusable till i fix this cause everytime i start it up now it knocks like its ticcking, i dunno if this is because of spun rod bearings?

i wouldnt be concerned if it was just the pully and keyway but i dont knowwhat thehell the ticking is
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Well I dont really wanna hear "what i hear" lol no offense cause I dont wanna throw it in and then BAM throw a rod or something. Its one of those things that i HAVE to know pretty much. I dont want a ticking time bomb 10 miles down the road if you knwo what I mean. If i HAD 1K to just drop in it then I would mess around with that as I wouldnt care to replace bearings lol but i dont
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http://d-series.org/forums/engine-bu...fferences.html

This proves they are the same, CEPT FOR THE OILING PORTS and that they will work.
Old Aug 17, 2009 | 08:33 AM
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Default Re: z6 crank in a y8 block??

Originally Posted by apekd
http://d-series.org/forums/engine-bu...fferences.html

This proves they are the same, CEPT FOR THE OILING PORTS and that they will work.
thank you for posting this, i have looked for over a year for this information.

i have a bent z6 crank and need a crank to finish my motor.

now i know i can use a y7 crank, which i have access to for free, unless its bent too, somebody did a mini me and left a head bolt out, needless to say the cylinders filled with coolant and oil and hydrolocked)
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yes they are interchangable....

its not the oil pump its the crank like above states.

dipstick can be used too...
Old Sep 9, 2009 | 04:41 PM
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I can confirm that the Z6 crank fits flawlessly now. I have it sitting in my Y8 block. Fits like a glove.
Old Sep 26, 2009 | 08:46 AM
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Default Re: z6 crank in a y8 block??

ive also heard that the only difference in d16 cranks from 88-91 is that the d16a6 and early d16z6 cranks had 2 oiling holes in places that the later z6 and y series cranks have only one hole. even if that is 100% true the main culprit still seems to be that damn oil pump...

although i never hear complaints of low oil psi out of the y engines just that they spin bearings. ive spun bearings twice, one being a stock y7 that i ran low on oil... but my lsvtec did the same thing on low oil. user error? possibly.
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Default Re: z6 crank in a y8 block??

Originally Posted by AJxr
ive also heard that the only difference in d16 cranks from 88-91 is that the d16a6 and early d16z6 cranks had 2 oiling holes in places that the later z6 and y series cranks have only one hole. even if that is 100% true the main culprit still seems to be that damn oil pump...

although i never hear complaints of low oil psi out of the y engines just that they spin bearings. ive spun bearings twice, one being a stock y7 that i ran low on oil... but my lsvtec did the same thing on low oil. user error? possibly.
All the older cranks had 2 oiling ports. For some reason they decided to only put 1 on the Y cranks.

Probably user error there with your low oil problem haha.
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