i dislike people who are rude, whats your point, ive been told this from a engeineer, its not my fault if he's wrong.,anyway im way under the total displacement of 15 percent, so i dont need no engeineer cert.
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mate the RTA are never wrong... they make the rules...
Engineers dont know crap...
well first your project, is it a honda city, cause the carby versions do not have a return line, which makes things difficult. also they use a electric fuel pump, if its injected your lucky. i know this cause i got two honda citys, one for spares. you can not do a mini-me vtec head conversion on this particular engine, as the d13c is not a d13b. its different. and alot is not compatible, one simple example is the bell patern. alignment to the gearbox. i had a d15b vtec which was in need of a rebuild from a civic. and i used it for the perfect conversion. the extractors i bought was very good ones, they have excellent flow charateristics when compaired to anything standard. with my civic (project before this) i did a dual carb vtec conversion as the original dual carb setup is almost as good as having a injected setup. gl/gli theres a 5hp difference. pistons from the zc rases the compression up to 11cr so thats a nice push in the d series area. theres alot more to do like tuning the ecu, but with alittle effort. things happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by L-Plates
imports = awesome
imports +swaps = awesomer :)
I love this model of city, very sweet. Whats the engine code?
that thing is nuts!
i love it :)
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d15b (similar to d16z6) 130hp sohc vtec. (thats when it was stock)
absolutley fkn crazy jdm civic
im very impressed, good on ya
this reminds me of the crazy stuff ppl do to miniz
well done
Ancestor of Jazz/Fit, respect!!!