D16Z6 with B16A1 pistons
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How will this work, and is it worth the work, or is it better to buy JE-pistons?? I am doing only N/A, and the next investment will be Crower stage 2 cams.. Or a nother brand if you guys have any suggestions...
M. Nielsen, Denmark
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This is from Spade's SOHC upgrade thread.
The 1988-1989 D16A1 Engine came with some really high dome pistons. They cost around 30 dollars each from the Acura dealer as well, and will increase your compression ratio as follows:
d16a1 pistons (stock bore) in the following with a y8/z6 metal headgasket(no mill):
d16a6= 11.08: 1 compression
d16z6= 12.03: 1 compression
d16y8= 12.61: 1 compression
If you are going all motor and wanna keep it cheap (by wanting to use B16 pistons, it sounds like you do) this is defiantely the way to go.
[Modified by VTEC-DA, 5:12 AM 1/27/2003]
The 1988-1989 D16A1 Engine came with some really high dome pistons. They cost around 30 dollars each from the Acura dealer as well, and will increase your compression ratio as follows:
d16a1 pistons (stock bore) in the following with a y8/z6 metal headgasket(no mill):
d16a6= 11.08: 1 compression
d16z6= 12.03: 1 compression
d16y8= 12.61: 1 compression
If you are going all motor and wanna keep it cheap (by wanting to use B16 pistons, it sounds like you do) this is defiantely the way to go.
[Modified by VTEC-DA, 5:12 AM 1/27/2003]
How will this work, and is it worth the work, or is it better to buy JE-pistons?? I am doing only N/A, and the next investment will be Crower stage 2 cams.. Or a nother brand if you guys have any suggestions...
M. Nielsen, Denmark
M. Nielsen, Denmark
---so they only way you could do that is with a custom sleeved block(but even with a sleeved block i don't think it would be a good idea.
CAMS: try exospeed.
[Modified by Charlie Moua, 6:30 AM 1/27/2003]
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well now I am confused.. what about the text Spade wrote.. It says that it's possible to use the B16A1 pistons.... but "CM" says they wont fit????
who's right???
M. Nielsen, Denmark
[Modified by SOHC_DK., 1:37 PM 1/27/2003]
who's right???M. Nielsen, Denmark
[Modified by SOHC_DK., 1:37 PM 1/27/2003]
This is from Spade's SOHC upgrade thread.
The 1988-1989 D16A1 Engine came with some really high dome pistons. They cost around 30 dollars each from the Acura dealer as well, and will increase your compression ratio as follows:
d16a1 pistons (stock bore) in the following with a y8/z6 metal headgasket(no mill):
d16a6= 11.08: 1 compression
d16z6= 12.03: 1 compression
d16y8= 12.61: 1 compression
If you are going all motor and wanna keep it cheap (by wanting to use B16 pistons, it sounds like you do) this is defiantely the way to go.
The 1988-1989 D16A1 Engine came with some really high dome pistons. They cost around 30 dollars each from the Acura dealer as well, and will increase your compression ratio as follows:
d16a1 pistons (stock bore) in the following with a y8/z6 metal headgasket(no mill):
d16a6= 11.08: 1 compression
d16z6= 12.03: 1 compression
d16y8= 12.61: 1 compression
If you are going all motor and wanna keep it cheap (by wanting to use B16 pistons, it sounds like you do) this is defiantely the way to go.
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