ZC trans on a D16Z6 in an EF.. what axles?
02-26-2007, 11:57 PM
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Re: ZC trans on a D16Z6 in an EF.. what axles?
Originally Posted by turbohf
WONT WORK...
you all are forgetting something VERY important.... there is no way to mount the ZC intermediate shaft that he doest have [and probably wont be able to find], there are no threaded holes in the back of a D16Z6 to bolt the shaft to... just ZC;s and D16A6's... D16A6 was also in a Wagovan, they had intermediate shafts, and i have a bet that would work for this application....
you all are forgetting something VERY important.... there is no way to mount the ZC intermediate shaft that he doest have [and probably wont be able to find], there are no threaded holes in the back of a D16Z6 to bolt the shaft to... just ZC;s and D16A6's... D16A6 was also in a Wagovan, they had intermediate shafts, and i have a bet that would work for this application....
02-27-2007, 12:02 AM
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Re: ZC trans on a D16Z6 in an EF.. what axles?
Originally Posted by julio_bOOstamante
i ran the 89 teg shafyt with it hack up to ----. it worked temporarily but it didnt seal right. You can ue that temporarily till you get the right one. I would go through honda-tech to source one. I found atleast 3 guys that had thema nd i got mine fro like 50 bux. The part about the wholes ont he back of the block is true. YOu need the original thread pitch otherwise it will just strip with too much torque. I say find out the pitch thread and get the right tap. i imagine you can use the bolts that come on the intregra ( the 89 teggy) .
02-27-2007, 04:51 AM
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Re: ZC trans on a D16Z6 in an EF.. what axles?
you need the ZC intermeidate shaft. and 89 teg axels are the best fit. I tried 91's and they both broke maybe because they were 91 or they were just crappy rebuilds from olympic but hey 89 teg axels + zc intermediate shaft.
02-27-2007, 03:03 PM
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Re: ZC trans on a D16Z6 in an EF.. what axles?
Originally Posted by ComputerJLT
did you not read what i typed.
i'll just take the inner joint off a passenger side da axle and put it on the long civic cv shaft.... make a totally custom jdm axle y0
i'll just take the inner joint off a passenger side da axle and put it on the long civic cv shaft.... make a totally custom jdm axle y0
02-27-2007, 03:05 PM
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Re: ZC trans on a D16Z6 in an EF.. what axles?
Originally Posted by turbohf
WONT WORK...
you all are forgetting something VERY important.... there is no way to mount the ZC intermediate shaft that he doest have [and probably wont be able to find], there are no threaded holes in the back of a D16Z6 to bolt the shaft to... just ZC;s and D16A6's... D16A6 was also in a Wagovan, they had intermediate shafts, and i have a bet that would work for this application....
you all are forgetting something VERY important.... there is no way to mount the ZC intermediate shaft that he doest have [and probably wont be able to find], there are no threaded holes in the back of a D16Z6 to bolt the shaft to... just ZC;s and D16A6's... D16A6 was also in a Wagovan, they had intermediate shafts, and i have a bet that would work for this application....
EASY cure.
Install a OBX with new axle seals and run normal axles. Drop in a 4.25 FD and .771 5th gear while inside.
02-27-2007, 03:44 PM
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Re: ZC trans on a D16Z6 in an EF.. what axles?
Originally Posted by chris
simple rule you need that zc shaft no other way around it
I have had a zc trans on my old d set up and have a couple friends with jdm d15b's with them that got creatitive with making brackets to mount the shaft and both are working great both boosted with no problems. zc shaft/90-93 teg axles has been the answer for years follow what works
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03-01-2007, 06:17 PM
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Re: ZC trans on a D16Z6 in an EF.. what axles?
call noyan usa. when I needed one they had a few laying around. www.noyanusa.com
