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A Simple Question - 2/20/2005 10:43:30 PM

Zero Knights

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Ok I need to know is there a difference between the exhaust manifolds for the D16Y7 and the D16Y8. Everybody makes manifolds for the VTEC engine but nobody makes them for the non VTEC.

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RE: A Simple Question - 2/20/2005 10:45:03 PM

NTX

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the y7 has the cat in the manifold. the y8 doesnt. I've got the y7 with the y8 header.

< Message edited by ntxmotorsports -- 2/20/2005 10:47:12 PM >

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RE: A Simple Question - 2/20/2005 10:50:46 PM

Zero Knights

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thanks, I haven't worked on very many Honda engines before. I just converted over from working on Rotories.My friend thought they were totally different so I had to make sure

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-Aero Parts by C-West,APEXi Exhaust intake,Project Mu Brakes, Top Fuel Power NEO
90 RX-7 FC3S T-II
-RE Amemiya FC2000 Aero Parts,Blitz Formula Turbo

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RE: A Simple Question - 2/20/2005 11:07:57 PM

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rotories huh? what do you have done to the Seven?

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I choose the rear ending

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RE: A Simple Question - 2/20/2005 11:17:43 PM

Zero Knights

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Well I had the motor bridgeported and I milled the Rotors,installed 3mm apex seals.I just got done V-Mounting the intercooler a few weeks ago.

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98 Civic LX
-Aero Parts by C-West,APEXi Exhaust intake,Project Mu Brakes, Top Fuel Power NEO
90 RX-7 FC3S T-II
-RE Amemiya FC2000 Aero Parts,Blitz Formula Turbo

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RE: A Simple Question - 2/20/2005 11:25:10 PM

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damn, any dynos in the near future?

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I choose the rear ending

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RE: A Simple Question - 2/20/2005 11:31:48 PM

Zero Knights

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I'd like to dyno it this week but I'm kind of broke now because I wanted to buy parts from japan. It wouldn't be a problem if there was a Super Autobacs where I live. I don't think it will hit the dyno untill the spring.

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98 Civic LX
-Aero Parts by C-West,APEXi Exhaust intake,Project Mu Brakes, Top Fuel Power NEO
90 RX-7 FC3S T-II
-RE Amemiya FC2000 Aero Parts,Blitz Formula Turbo

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RE: A Simple Question - 2/20/2005 11:42:39 PM

sacicons

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cool, post that ish when you get them. i love rotories. even though i think rotory heads overrate them a little, everyone else underrates them a lot.

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