d16z6 head+d16y7 block equals what comp ratio?
d16z6 head+d16y7 block equals what comp ratio?
im using this for a boosted app.with this comp ratio,would you know what comp ratio pistons i would need for around 9:1?
im using this for a boosted app.with this comp ratio,would you know what comp ratio pistons i would need for around 9:1?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by civictypenos »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">d16z6 head+d16y7 block equals what comp ratio?
im using this for a boosted app.with this comp ratio,would you know what comp ratio pistons i would need for around 9:1?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I believe it would be less than stock, because the z6 combustion chamber is larger
im using this for a boosted app.with this comp ratio,would you know what comp ratio pistons i would need for around 9:1?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I believe it would be less than stock, because the z6 combustion chamber is larger
another question.....this is for a 90 crx,we put the 97 y7 in it with no problems concerning the distributor,it bolts right in.now with the z6 head,the distributor doesnt match up.what an i do?can i get a 92-95 distributor and change out the casing for the obd0 wiring?or just modify the existing dist.?
http://www.knology.net/~jediklc/D.htm
After checking here, it seems the CC of the z6 and y7 heads are the same, so compression should stay the same.
About the distributor, this is why I always advise against using a z6 head in an OBD-2 car. No OBD2 dizzy will directly bolt onto a z6 head. You can either modify the distributor mounting holes or you can swap the guts, and I am not experienced in either.
After checking here, it seems the CC of the z6 and y7 heads are the same, so compression should stay the same.
About the distributor, this is why I always advise against using a z6 head in an OBD-2 car. No OBD2 dizzy will directly bolt onto a z6 head. You can either modify the distributor mounting holes or you can swap the guts, and I am not experienced in either.
its actually for a 90 crx,the 90 dist fit perfectly in to the 97 head,go figure.but now with the z6 head,i dunno what route to take yet??lol.
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