D16Y8 intake mani, what needs to be done? (yes ive searched alot)
D16Y8 intake mani, what needs to be done? (yes ive searched alot)
ive searched alot and never find the answer only maybe a quick, it wasnt too hard just had to line some stuff up.
im very interested in this so WHAT has to be done exactly to get it to fit and work.
im very interested in this so WHAT has to be done exactly to get it to fit and work.
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From what I have gathered by reading all posts related to it:
You have to enlarge two of the bolt holes for the actual mounting.
You can then either A) Fabricate a new mounting plate for your d17 throttle body, or B)modify existing sensors to work with the d16 throttle body. You will also need to run a return fuel line for the new fuel rail and install / wire up different injectors.
You have to enlarge two of the bolt holes for the actual mounting.
You can then either A) Fabricate a new mounting plate for your d17 throttle body, or B)modify existing sensors to work with the d16 throttle body. You will also need to run a return fuel line for the new fuel rail and install / wire up different injectors.
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I was wondering this also, I was thinking that we would be able to cut off the D16 intake flange and weld on ours since we can separate it from our plastic intake manifold. Now the only major issue that Im worried about is if the runners would line up with our intake manifold flange.
If everything lined up ok (not perfectly, murphy's law) i think we can still use our fuel rail and injectors to save us more headaches with modifying our fuel system. Im seriously planning to do this and once my term papers and assignments are done imma go intake hunting and experiment...lol.
If anyone has more insight into this please post!!
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If everything lined up ok (not perfectly, murphy's law) i think we can still use our fuel rail and injectors to save us more headaches with modifying our fuel system. Im seriously planning to do this and once my term papers and assignments are done imma go intake hunting and experiment...lol.
If anyone has more insight into this please post!!
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Originally Posted by Shifty
I was wondering this also, I was thinking that we would be able to cut off the D16 intake flange and weld on ours since we can separate it from our plastic intake manifold. Now the only major issue that Im worried about is if the runners would line up with our intake manifold flange.
If everything lined up ok (not perfectly, murphy's law) i think we can still use our fuel rail and injectors to save us more headaches with modifying our fuel system. Im seriously planning to do this and once my term papers and assignments are done imma go intake hunting and experiment...lol.
If anyone has more insight into this please post!!
Bump!!
If everything lined up ok (not perfectly, murphy's law) i think we can still use our fuel rail and injectors to save us more headaches with modifying our fuel system. Im seriously planning to do this and once my term papers and assignments are done imma go intake hunting and experiment...lol.
If anyone has more insight into this please post!!
Bump!!
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Originally Posted by tfnaaf
My understanding is it lines up fine but there is something about the bolt holes thats something needs to be done
Its either this or ITBs....lol....so far its this.
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Originally Posted by Shifty
If thats the case, then i dont think that enlarging the holes should be that bad unless the arent near the same vicinity at all. Damn if i had a plasma cutter and a welder this would be so much easier.
Its either this or ITBs....lol....so far its this.
Its either this or ITBs....lol....so far its this.
It shouldnt be too much different than what i did.

I cut the stock flange off, and welded the stock D17 injector plate on. Then made a TB adaptor plate and welded it on.
Originally Posted by turboengnr
It shouldnt be too much different than what i did.

I cut the stock flange off, and welded the stock D17 injector plate on. Then made a TB adaptor plate and welded it on.

I cut the stock flange off, and welded the stock D17 injector plate on. Then made a TB adaptor plate and welded it on.
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Originally Posted by turboengnr
It shouldnt be too much different than what i did.

I cut the stock flange off, and welded the stock D17 injector plate on. Then made a TB adaptor plate and welded it on.

I cut the stock flange off, and welded the stock D17 injector plate on. Then made a TB adaptor plate and welded it on.
well i just bought one off ebay for $60 shipped gsr mani. hopefully it works like you say turbo. ill be using it with the ex head swap but the ehad will be PnP with a race valve grind with stg 2 crower cam set up cam gear and emanage. i want to be the first n/a to break 13's
that is what i would have liked to know before hand. but i have friends that can weld like no other. so that wont be a problem. not to mention that i have a spare head to start the fabrication. i will probably use a gsr tb as well since they can be had pretty easily. the biggest problem i see using the tb from the gsr is adapting the tps. but over all i knew it would take some fabrication. i think this is a better flowing option that the d16 mani and i got it for cheap
Originally Posted by drunkenmagnum
what about the throttle wire and sensors? i have also seen others that where flipped unpside down and put on, any reasons for that?
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i had a thread dedicated to building the manifold.
and you need more than just the head to build it. You have to make it clear the firewall, the coolant lines, etc.
If you dont build it in your car, then youre probably going to screw yourself.
and you need more than just the head to build it. You have to make it clear the firewall, the coolant lines, etc.
If you dont build it in your car, then youre probably going to screw yourself.



