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tgorelik 11-19-2008 08:19 PM

B16 or GSR head on D16Y8
 
newbie question here but would I notice a power difference if I put one of those two heads onto my D16 engine? If so, how much more? What else would I need for the mini-swap? Is it worth it? Prices?

Hailchristian 11-19-2008 08:46 PM

uhhh..you want to put a B series head on a D series engine?......good luck.

bcivic 11-20-2008 05:35 AM

u will notice that it wont work. No sorry b series heads do not fit on d series blocks but if you ever could get it to work i am sure there would be quite a performance gain. Just boost the y8 if you want more power.

riceburner700 11-20-2008 03:05 PM

wont work

jprommel 11-20-2008 03:43 PM

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croninc 11-20-2008 06:33 PM

this poor guy lol, yea dohc doesnt work well with sohc

tgorelik 12-08-2008 01:32 PM

hahaha I had a feeling I'd get **** from people on here...anyways, what are prices like for full turbo kits including EVERYTHING I'd need? I'm a poor college student so that can explain my prices I'm willing to pay haha

croninc 12-08-2008 01:46 PM


Originally Posted by tgorelik (Post 609191)
hahaha I had a feeling I'd get **** from people on here...anyways, what are prices like for full turbo kits including EVERYTHING I'd need? I'm a poor college student so that can explain my prices I'm willing to pay haha

yea of coarse your going to get **** for asking a question like that but its ok, anyways you can build your own turbo kit for as little as 1.5k-2k or you can buy one that will cost 3k+. Then you have to spend more money on getting your car tuned and buying something to tune your car. So if you chip your ecu or buy a whole new one so that you can tune it, its going to cost atleast $200 for ecu and then lest just say $500 for the tune/dyno time. You will also need new spark plugs, injectors(depending on how much hp your shooting for), and a wider exhaust(2.5-3 inches). Everything I mentioned would suit a low boost application such as 180-200hp. Turboing your car cost a lot of money and will probably cost around 4k-5k after all is said and done. Don't cheap out cause you will just end up paying for it anyways with repairs.

Do some more research, doesnt even look like you google search "honda civic turbo kit" to get an idea of how much one would cost.

GReddy_Civic 12-08-2008 06:19 PM

i paid 3k including tune for a stock motor setup and i hav ea used fairly small turbo. There are also a lot of other things i could have bought as well. You do the math

Overurhead360 12-08-2008 06:47 PM

....................wow.........just wow.


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