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Old Feb 28, 2007 | 06:43 AM
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Default Re: d16z6/d16y8

Originally Posted by 93DelSlo
i have the z6 right now and i was told that it got rebuilt right before i bought it but when compression tested i only got 135 psi across all cylinders? i thought stock was around 180 psi!? would it still be safe to boost this motor with no more than 6 pounds and tuned on crome?
i can guarantee you compression tested it wrong. More than likely its from like you said the throttle not being all the way open or from the engine not being warmed up. I would just stick with the z6 you have now. Not worth swapping for a y8. Also its been said that the z6 head at higher power levels will always outflow the y8.
Old Feb 28, 2007 | 09:56 AM
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Default Re: d16z6/d16y8

I had a y8 and spun a rod bearing on piston #4. The stock oil pumps SUCK and should be changed out. My motor was stock, oil changed every 3000 miles with a Honda Oil Filter. Never ran hard. At 90,000 miles it took a turd and all belts and everything where up to date. Spun a rod bearing on one of the hottest days during the summer.
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