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Old Jun 5, 2015
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d17a1 head machined to take vtec solenoid

Is it possible to machine the backside of a d17a1 head so you can mount a vtec solenoid from a d17a2 to it? Just curious. And does anyone have a blue print of a d17a1 head and a d17a2 head or know how I can find one

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Re: d17a1 head machined to take vtec solenoid

nuff said

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Re: d17a1 head machined to take vtec solenoid

I wouldn't waste time and expense trying to DIY something like that.
You'd need a good VTEC head to rob valvetrain parts from, which would make the entire project kinda pointless.


Just buy a VTEC head.
The A2 block has higher compression pistons in it too.
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Re: d17a1 head machined to take vtec solenoid

and oil squirters to the pistons.
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Re: d17a1 head machined to take vtec solenoid

I have a d17a2 head laying around.. Just the head though; no rocker assembly, valves, seals, bearing caps, etc., but I do, in fact, have a head laying around.
 
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