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hey DS.org,
I am new to DS; however, this is not my first Honda, but it is my first time back to the Honda scene and building a D16. last time I owned a Honda was 15 years ago and the K series didn't exist. additionally, I must preface this build with that this is not my first turbo car/build either.
so in august I got a 93 civic si as payment for some parts I had lying around in the garage. I quickly realized that the car needed much more work than what I had expected. the original Z6 was swapped out for a Y5. after removing the head to examine the engine's condition I found that piston #4 rings landing had broken off. the head's cylinder chamber casting was pretty chewed up from the broken landing. luckily, the block seems salvageable with a good honing.
i'm guessing what led to this was that the previous owner ran the Y5 completely stock, including injectors and software, with a greddy turbo kit. the journal bearing in the turbo is pretty much seized.
constructive criticism and feedback will be greatly appreciated.
pics to come soon.
I am new to DS; however, this is not my first Honda, but it is my first time back to the Honda scene and building a D16. last time I owned a Honda was 15 years ago and the K series didn't exist. additionally, I must preface this build with that this is not my first turbo car/build either.
so in august I got a 93 civic si as payment for some parts I had lying around in the garage. I quickly realized that the car needed much more work than what I had expected. the original Z6 was swapped out for a Y5. after removing the head to examine the engine's condition I found that piston #4 rings landing had broken off. the head's cylinder chamber casting was pretty chewed up from the broken landing. luckily, the block seems salvageable with a good honing.
i'm guessing what led to this was that the previous owner ran the Y5 completely stock, including injectors and software, with a greddy turbo kit. the journal bearing in the turbo is pretty much seized.
constructive criticism and feedback will be greatly appreciated.
pics to come soon.