d16y7
#11
Re: d16y7
Originally Posted by d-man
If you don't know that there was never a D17Y7 and that there was a D16Y7 then I wouldn't suggest you turbo anything or attempt any swaps. Eg. Engine building.
Do some research on the engine. The Y series have a weak oilling system.
Do some research on the engine. The Y series have a weak oilling system.
#12
Re: d17y7
Originally Posted by 78NOVA
and? one mans headache is another mans powerplant!? dont see why it wouldnt be worth it. he says the harness is chew'd up and thats one reason why he never got it running.
#13
Re: d17y7
hehehe....
Use the search button..... Its right up there in the top right of your screen.
Ok yes the D16Y7 is a cheap engine that you can play around with. They are fine turboed, just as good as Y8 (96-00 USDM EX) because its the same bottom end but just keep in mind that the oiling system could use some work on them. They like to spin bearings. What I would do is either hog out the outlet on the oil pump or get a D16Z6 pump. Could maybe save you some headaches. The compression ratio on them is low enough too about 9.2:1 ish. I'd look for a Y8 intake manifold too because they have the funky horizontally mounted throttle body.
I'd keep the A6 though.
Use the search button..... Its right up there in the top right of your screen.
Ok yes the D16Y7 is a cheap engine that you can play around with. They are fine turboed, just as good as Y8 (96-00 USDM EX) because its the same bottom end but just keep in mind that the oiling system could use some work on them. They like to spin bearings. What I would do is either hog out the outlet on the oil pump or get a D16Z6 pump. Could maybe save you some headaches. The compression ratio on them is low enough too about 9.2:1 ish. I'd look for a Y8 intake manifold too because they have the funky horizontally mounted throttle body.
I'd keep the A6 though.
#14
Re: d17y7
Originally Posted by d-man
hehehe....
Use the search button..... Its right up there in the top right of your screen.
Ok yes the D16Y7 is a cheap engine that you can play around with. They are fine turboed, just as good as Y8 (96-00 USDM EX) because its the same bottom end but just keep in mind that the oiling system could use some work on them. They like to spin bearings. What I would do is either hog out the outlet on the oil pump or get a D16Z6 pump. Could maybe save you some headaches. The compression ratio on them is low enough too about 9.2:1 ish. I'd look for a Y8 intake manifold too because they have the funky horizontally mounted throttle body.
I'd keep the A6 though.
Use the search button..... Its right up there in the top right of your screen.
Ok yes the D16Y7 is a cheap engine that you can play around with. They are fine turboed, just as good as Y8 (96-00 USDM EX) because its the same bottom end but just keep in mind that the oiling system could use some work on them. They like to spin bearings. What I would do is either hog out the outlet on the oil pump or get a D16Z6 pump. Could maybe save you some headaches. The compression ratio on them is low enough too about 9.2:1 ish. I'd look for a Y8 intake manifold too because they have the funky horizontally mounted throttle body.
I'd keep the A6 though.
now you see. thats the type of information im looking for, thats helpful in what im trying to do. and a6? where did that come from? id like to grab one up id use that instead.
***OK NEW INFO***
it is a typo in his for sale ad. it is a d16y7. i think im gonna pick it up. hes letting it go dirt cheap.
#15
#18
Re: d16y7
well sounds like im getting this motor.... :P
i think im gonna rebuild it first with some vitaras and rods....... is it worth it putting on a z6 head as well. i have access to one of them. or an a6 head?
i think im gonna rebuild it first with some vitaras and rods....... is it worth it putting on a z6 head as well. i have access to one of them. or an a6 head?