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  • in reply to: Engine upgrades to 97 honda civic dx 1.6l Sohc #433814
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      Another thing to look at is the miles on the engine the cylinder walls if you are going to go through the trouble to pull the head off and replace it I would put new pistons if needed new rings for sure. if the block needs to be trued milled/decked cleaned maybe i would have it done. Also gives you a chance to maybe put a bigger piston in for more compression. I had my crank polished replaced the main and rod bearings. Just a suggestion and there is a oil guide inbetween the 2 and 3 cylinder that needs to be removed on some blocks not all but check the website that i told you earlier for pic by pic instructions. Removing that for the vtec to work. That here locally was roughly about 100 for bore milled/decked and cleaned just to give you a rough estimate but check your local shops. Another way of going is the head having it redone like a port and polish bigger cam in it . I hope i have helped open so light to this if you have any questions keep them coming

      in reply to: Engine upgrades to 97 honda civic dx 1.6l Sohc #444740
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        The only thing i am not sure is if the bolts are torque to yeild which means that you will go in stages to the desired torque but then at the end turn to an extra 90 degrees or so if it is like this then i would buy new head bolts.

        in reply to: Engine upgrades to 97 honda civic dx 1.6l Sohc #433816
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          OK yes you would have to have it out and you could take it to a shop and have them remove it but that could be pricey if you are turboing the car from my general knowledge is that turbo will actually lower the compression from what i have been taught. but why go this far and not make it right unless you don’t plan on having this car for long get what engine life you can get out of it. Another suggestion is that maybe change the Transmission from your model to a Si transmission it has a short shift. It took me like 3 hours to pull the engine out and tear down. to take to the machine shop

          in reply to: Engine upgrades to 97 honda civic dx 1.6l Sohc #444741
          str8mennisstr8mennis
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            Another thing to look at is the miles on the engine the cylinder walls if you are going to go through the trouble to pull the head off and replace it I would put new pistons if needed new rings for sure. if the block needs to be trued milled/decked cleaned maybe i would have it done. Also gives you a chance to maybe put a bigger piston in for more compression. I had my crank polished replaced the main and rod bearings. Just a suggestion and there is a oil guide inbetween the 2 and 3 cylinder that needs to be removed on some blocks not all but check the website that i told you earlier for pic by pic instructions. Removing that for the vtec to work. That here locally was roughly about 100 for bore milled/decked and cleaned just to give you a rough estimate but check your local shops. Another way of going is the head having it redone like a port and polish bigger cam in it . I hope i have helped open so light to this if you have any questions keep them coming

            in reply to: Engine upgrades to 97 honda civic dx 1.6l Sohc #444743
            str8mennisstr8mennis
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              OK yes you would have to have it out and you could take it to a shop and have them remove it but that could be pricey if you are turboing the car from my general knowledge is that turbo will actually lower the compression from what i have been taught. but why go this far and not make it right unless you don’t plan on having this car for long get what engine life you can get out of it. Another suggestion is that maybe change the Transmission from your model to a Si transmission it has a short shift. It took me like 3 hours to pull the engine out and tear down. to take to the machine shop

              in reply to: Winter Tires on Civic #458212
              str8mennisstr8mennis
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                Well to piggy back on this discussion is to say maybe craigslist a lot of people are looking for a deal so try that out

                in reply to: Engine upgrades to 97 honda civic dx 1.6l Sohc #433810
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                  I just finished the mini me minus the resistor box for the D15B2 from the forums i have used from http://www.honda-tech.com the mini me a lot of people don’t believe in it but those that do use the D16Z6 head that is it a lil more power than the Y8 that is just from what i read.
                  What list I was told was the D16Z6 head , and dizzy, the Y8 head gasget ( i used the z6, but was told y8it would raise compression a lil bit)
                  d16z6 timing belt
                  d16z6 intake manifold (preferred skunk2 intake)
                  fuel rail
                  could upgrade fuel injectors
                  B18 throttle boddy (or skunk2 68mm )
                  and cold air intake that it would go from 92whp to 150whp
                  becareful though a lot of forums say that the D series engines are only good for about 220hp

                  in reply to: Engine upgrades to 97 honda civic dx 1.6l Sohc #444737
                  str8mennisstr8mennis
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                    I just finished the mini me minus the resistor box for the D15B2 from the forums i have used from http://www.honda-tech.com the mini me a lot of people don’t believe in it but those that do use the D16Z6 head that is it a lil more power than the Y8 that is just from what i read.
                    What list I was told was the D16Z6 head , and dizzy, the Y8 head gasget ( i used the z6, but was told y8it would raise compression a lil bit)
                    d16z6 timing belt
                    d16z6 intake manifold (preferred skunk2 intake)
                    fuel rail
                    could upgrade fuel injectors
                    B18 throttle boddy (or skunk2 68mm )
                    and cold air intake that it would go from 92whp to 150whp
                    becareful though a lot of forums say that the D series engines are only good for about 220hp

                    in reply to: Injector resistor box or not #447900
                    str8mennisstr8mennis
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                      Yes, you are right it is for the injectors. Ok on the ecu how will i know if i have the high or low for the injectors? Test the plug? I have tried the honda forums but they all call me a newbie and tell me to use the “search” button. Well, I have and their is stories of both with good and bad outcomes for both. So what does that tell me; that they told someone to do the same because they themselves don’t know the answer and have led others to FAIL. So much for their title of honda God or whatever they called themselves. Mostly self proclaimed. I’ m sure. Well thanks for the help thus far.

                      in reply to: Injector resistor box or not #447901
                      str8mennisstr8mennis
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                        Oh, and the D16z6 was for all the parts that followed after it so that others would get an idea of what parts i was using sorry for not really being specific.

                        in reply to: 1990 honda civic dx 1.5 engine r&r #435124
                        str8mennisstr8mennis
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                          Ok cool so what else am I missing

                          in reply to: 1990 honda civic dx 1.5 engine r&r #435122
                          str8mennisstr8mennis
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                            Can some one give me step by step on how to finish this? I have removed intake and exhaust manifold all electrical is set a side all hoses fan and radiator removed linkage is removed other than the motor mount brackets what has to be done and how to do it? I was told drive axels.

                            in reply to: 1990 HONDA CIVIC DX 1.5 REMOVE INTAKE MANIFOLD #435128
                            str8mennisstr8mennis
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                              I paid to have it towed on to the base and just did it at the hoby shop. It took all of two minutes. but now i am getting ready to pull the engine i guess i need to pull the drive shafts can someone help me in directing me on how to do that step for step i know my tools and can follow directions pretty good just not sure on what to do.

                              in reply to: no start 1990 Honda Civic DX 1.5L #450647
                              str8mennisstr8mennis
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                                I have had several stangs my first was a t72 mach 2 I enjoyed it but thanks dreamer

                                in reply to: no start 1990 Honda Civic DX 1.5L #450643
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                                  http://enginemaniac.blogspot.com/2009/11/my-d15b2-na-build.html?showComment=1318377933334#c373289234432221406
                                  this build is similar to what i am talking about but what parts should i use to do the this? Is this person’s set up good?

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