mini me swap
12-09-2003, 07:37 AM
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The rods on the USDM 1.5's were weak as hell. A lot of people had problems with that. If you decide to go this route I have a JDM d15b block, I'd let you take for cheap. The d15b was the JDM version of the d16Z6. Main thing though is it had stronger rods than the USDM 1.5's
12-09-2003, 09:30 AM
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Re: mini me swap
Originally posted by TMRCIV
what do i need all i have is the head so far....do i need new pistons???
what do i need all i have is the head so far....do i need new pistons???
you will need a way to activate vtec. such as a p28 ecu and have it wired. the correct timing belt, and a head gasket.
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