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    d series vtec head conversion.

    does anyone here know what i might need as well as how much i would be looking at to have a d16 vtec head fitted to a d15b, as well as all the necessary setup to get the vtec working?
    also, anyone know of any places that could do this in SA?
    Last edited by SeverAMV; 30-09-2007 at 07:40 PM.
    Current Performance Modifications to ED6:
    not telling, but it involves a semi-quad carb setup, and lots and lots of compression.

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    the d16y is a SOHC vtec, not twin cam.
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    i thought there was a twin cam d series?
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    not telling, but it involves a semi-quad carb setup, and lots and lots of compression.

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    there is but its not vtec. unless its a B series.
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    okay, know anything about the sohc vtec conversion?
    Current Performance Modifications to ED6:
    not telling, but it involves a semi-quad carb setup, and lots and lots of compression.

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    Is the D15 carby or injected?

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    They call it a mini-me conversion, if you search on here and google there is lots of info around.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SeverAMV View Post
    i thought there was a twin cam d series?
    thats the zc motor...
    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    SOHC VTEC = great fuel consumption!
    DOHC VTEC = what fuel consumptioBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by SeverAMV View Post
    does anyone here know what i might need as well as how much i would be looking at to have a d16 vtec head fitted to a d15b, as well as all the necessary setup to get the vtec working?
    also, anyone know of any places that could do this in SA?
    there's a vtec d15b that came in an EG variant...it might be cheaper to source that out and do a convo...

    unless u go for ur zc mpfi head...
    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    SOHC VTEC = great fuel consumption!
    DOHC VTEC = what fuel consumptioBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!
    "A religious war is like children fighting over who has the strongest imaginary friend"

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    hang on, u got a d15b4 yea?!? bro, just bseries it man, since ur going carb to efi anywayz...
    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    SOHC VTEC = great fuel consumption!
    DOHC VTEC = what fuel consumptioBAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!
    "A religious war is like children fighting over who has the strongest imaginary friend"

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    Not too sure for your D15b, perhaps the Y1 head is better for that but

    a while back i was considering a 'mini-me conversion' on my D16Y4. A few it requires are
    D16Y8 head (for my Y4) - $300 +
    Vtec solenoid - $100 +
    D16Y8 dizzy - $65 +
    P28 ECU (OBD1 ECU; which requires a conversion harness) or P2P ECU (OBD2 ECU; from the Y8 motor, or another SOHC VTEC motor)
    P28/ P2p ECU - $150 +
    OBD1 Conversion harness - $180 +
    *Possible* new timing belt - $ ?

    That was my parts list, i think your car might be an OBD1, so you shouldn't need the conversion harness.


    They are rough prices, from what i remember. I was considering this before, and after alot of thought, i decided not too. I'm planning on doing engine conversion instead, it might cost abit more, but B series are far better then D series; in my opinion. (B series = DOHC VTEC)

    If you're still interested, you can PM fatboyz39 ; last time i checked he had a D16Y8 head + vtec solenoid for sale.



    Edit :
    Quote Originally Posted by cristian View Post
    hang on, u got a d15b4 yea?!? bro, just bseries it man, since ur going carb to efi anywayz...
    If thats right, i would go straight up B series without even thinking about mini-me

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    my car's a d15b dual carb sohc. hmm, if i remember right, there was a dohc carburettor zc motor?

    hmm, if its costing roughly as much as 1996ek1 is saying, then it might be better if i just look towards a new car. my motor's barely hanging on as it is. i figured a dohc head would be relatively cheap for a small increase in response and torque, even without vtec. might end up being messy tho.

    any places you guys would recommend for a head conversion anyway?
    Current Performance Modifications to ED6:
    not telling, but it involves a semi-quad carb setup, and lots and lots of compression.

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