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    Its now possible to push 1 bar (and more) on your D16 block safely without having to purchase forged rods and pistons!

    With a blockguard, lowered compression ratio, and a standalone ECU,you will be able to boost at 1 bar (14.7psi) on your engine daily.. and 1.3 bar (that's 18psi!) at the quatermile track..

    The list is as follows:

    B16A rods, 2nd hand, good condition

    B16A bearings, new

    Toyota 1G-GTE pistons, 2nd hand and in good condition

    Toyota 1G-GTE piston rings pack, brand new

    Machine work for modification of connecting rods in order to be compatible with the Toyota pistons

    Me and many of my friends have used this combo sucessfully on D16Y8 engines (1.6l SOHC VTEC). Please check piston and rod specs of your engine with that of the D16Y8 engine to see whether it will work for you or not.

    The pistons and rings must be bought in packs of 6, as that's how I get them (don't forget the 1G-GTE is a 6 cylinder twin-turbo supra engine, with pistons that coincedently have the same diameter as our 75mm D16 engines ) Having 2 spare pistons and rings is handy just incase you happen to break something

    Installation is as simple as replacing your pistons and rods. The Crankshaft needs no modification, although the bottom of the shortblock will need to be shaved a little so that there is enough clearance for the beefy B16A rods

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    If using blockguard make sure it is properly installed, there have been many cases where blockguards have contributed to over-heating and hence blown engines due to them not allowing proper coolant flow.

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    the good old 1g-gte piston combo. i was researching 'turbopanda's theory on this, & it seems there are plenty honda enthusiests using his combo in thailand & thus U.S. good luck with your project...
    The setup seems to work great on the 'Sohc' D-series blocks, but when calculating the c/r on a 'Dohc' D16a8/ZC it brings it down way to low for it to be viable for a daily beater.
    'turbopanda' runs a stock motor with this piston combo & pulls 1bar daily driven hard :wink:

  4. #4
    Too bad "turbopanda" sold the Integra and got an Evo... :shock:

    Dunno if he still has the B20 Civic...

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    who is this 'turbopanda' you speak of?

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    turbopanda is formerly nathans boosted ek on honda-tech.com user. he lives in Thailand, he is aussie nationality, half thai too tho.

    He uses this combo as a cheap way of boosting d16's to 1 bar. But if it were me, id rather go b16a and boost that, or else proerly build the engine. Do the maths for shipping taxes and other costs, it doesnt work out much cheaper.

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    Yeah, thats the turbopanda i'm referring to, he used to live in Adelaide.

    Both his cars were boosted before he went back to N/A in the DC2. I think he has a similar setup in the EK but it's a B20.

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    Will this combo work on the d15b4 engine?? Also would that mean having to bore it out to fid the 1600 internals??


    Thanks

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