IS THIS EASY? Y7 Block - A6 Head - Crx Trans - Does It WORK??
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IS THIS EASY? Y7 Block - A6 Head - Crx Trans - Does It WORK??
I found a guy selling a y7 block locally, its rebuilt to 9:1 compression (I think thats stock right)
Well i have an D16a6 head here and a crx si tranny (88 I think)
Can I buy this y7 block and swap it into my crx no problem? I was running a stock d16a6 before, will a lot of things have to be changed?
Also what will the compression be with a y7 block and a6 head
Sorry for the stupid question, but I want this cheap block and am hoping it works with little to no modification
Thanks
Well i have an D16a6 head here and a crx si tranny (88 I think)
Can I buy this y7 block and swap it into my crx no problem? I was running a stock d16a6 before, will a lot of things have to be changed?
Also what will the compression be with a y7 block and a6 head
Sorry for the stupid question, but I want this cheap block and am hoping it works with little to no modification
Thanks
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From: spokane, wa, usa
Re: IS THIS EASY? Y7 Block - A6 Head - Crx Trans - Does It WORK?? (Oceanic)
After some checking, the compression will be 8.5 with the a6 head gasket and 8.7 with the y7 gasket. Stock a6 is 9.1. Hope this helps
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