yes it will...you have to use the cams out of a GSR or b16 to egual out the super valve lift decrese of the DOHC zc cams. After the head is on the block, run a bead of JB weld around the head/block mating surface to insure a good, 100% headgasket sealwill a DOHC zc head fit on a jdm d15b vtec block? My bottom end is in good shape but my valve seals are going and I would like to go with a dohc head (preferably mildly built) to solve my problems.
B-series camshafts will not work in a D-series engine - they are about 2" longer than the head and cylinder spacing center to center is greater on the B-series due to the larger bore sizeyou have to use the cams out of a GSR or b16 to egual out the super valve lift decrese of the DOHC zc cams.
dude was being facecious.B-series camshafts will not work in a D-series engine - they are about 2" longer than the head and cylinder spacing center to center is greater on the B-series due to the larger bore size
over your head, and under your hat!B-series camshafts will not work in a D-series engine - they are about 2" longer than the head and cylinder spacing center to center is greater on the B-series due to the larger bore size
which bolts up fine, then you have to deal with mount problem using the teg block.i say git a old junker block out of the yuck yard from a 88-89 teg
along with the transmission not bolting up correctly and only one bolt in the starterthen you have to deal with mount problem using the teg block.