~250whp with a Z6
#1
~250whp with a Z6
hey guys, i know this has been beaten into the ground but here goes...
i have a 94 ex with the z6 and it has about 170k miles on it so i'm yarding out my motor. i want to boost either a B or D but recently i have been leaning more towards the D because i have the engine already...
so my goal is ~240-260whp, i would build the bottom of the z6 with eagle rods, wiseco or vitara pistons, probably stock sleeves? and arp bolts. then the head would get machined with a skunk 2 turbo cam and perhaps port/polished.
either way, if i got a B or D series engine i would build the bottom so i would be out the 2k for the B series engine off the start, is it reasonable to think that forging the block i have now with boost later i could achieve a little over double the stock HP with the help of a t3/t04e maybe super 60 at 10-15psi?
sorry, still kind of learning but wanted to know in which direction to start heading and gathering info,
Thanks!
i have a 94 ex with the z6 and it has about 170k miles on it so i'm yarding out my motor. i want to boost either a B or D but recently i have been leaning more towards the D because i have the engine already...
so my goal is ~240-260whp, i would build the bottom of the z6 with eagle rods, wiseco or vitara pistons, probably stock sleeves? and arp bolts. then the head would get machined with a skunk 2 turbo cam and perhaps port/polished.
either way, if i got a B or D series engine i would build the bottom so i would be out the 2k for the B series engine off the start, is it reasonable to think that forging the block i have now with boost later i could achieve a little over double the stock HP with the help of a t3/t04e maybe super 60 at 10-15psi?
sorry, still kind of learning but wanted to know in which direction to start heading and gathering info,
Thanks!
#3
stock D series sleeves can hold 450hp all day long. It's only a safety net or a future investment when you want to up the boost pressure. Like rice said, you can hold 250whp with that setup (depending on the rest of the build). Just two words, COMPRESSION TEST.
#4
ditto^ i was going to say make sure you engine is in proper working order. Replace all the high wear parts and do a major tune up since your engine already has 170k miles. May I suggest you just buy another d motor with much less miles and then do the build on that one, that way you can work on the motor and still drive your civic around.
#5
marty has told me of stock internals D16Z6's turbo'd and making 250WHP without throwing a rod... but that's really really pushing it, and you need a REALLY good tune
I plan on making ~225WHP on stock internals when i'm done with my turbo project
I plan on making ~225WHP on stock internals when i'm done with my turbo project
#9
ditto^ i was going to say make sure you engine is in proper working order. Replace all the high wear parts and do a major tune up since your engine already has 170k miles. May I suggest you just buy another d motor with much less miles and then do the build on that one, that way you can work on the motor and still drive your civic around.
so next question is, what about the drivetrain such as the tranny, axles and clutch? i have a exedy stage 1 clutch already, but what do i need to do to beef up the tranny/axles... maybe a LSD?