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What year is your car?
What year is the y8 intake manifold out of?
My car is '98 LX.
The IM is Y8 the seller said is '96-98. On the back of the mani says P2P ITP-6.
It's from auto tranny.

It looks like this one on the picture, which I guess is '99-00.
 

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Discussion starter · #566 ·
It will still work fine. You have to cover those holes on the surface of the manifold and cap the nippl facing up. The put it on. It just sucks that people try to sell you stuff just to sell or they don't know what they're selling lol
 
Thanks for the advice to both of you!

p.s.
I didn't know that there is a difference b/w 96-98 and 99-00.
And ask the seller after I got the item... So it's my fault too :-|
 
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Jb weld worked for me to cover the little holes and nipple on top
 
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99-00 D16Y8 Intake Manifold install with Air Assist Ports

This was a very helpful thread.
I did this install about 2 weeks ago and figured I should share my experience.

Parts Recommendation:

1. OEM Throttle body gasket part no. 16176-P2A-004
2. OEM Intake Manifold gasket for 99-00 part no. 17105-P2P-A01 (This gasket is a perfect fit with the 99-00 manifold, as it is meant for it; it will work fine on the D16Y7 head).
3. Extended Hose for PCV valve to intake manifold.
4. Extended coolant line (this hose sits center on the pipe that is right underneath the intake manifold).
5. OEM or aftermarket D16Y8 Intake.

Problems encountered:

1. Installing the AIT sensor on intake tube. Just needed to modify the grommet.
2. To lengthen the wires, I simply spliced away the black protective insulation. It was enough to get all the wires to their sensors.

Notes

1. Reused throttle body from my D16Y7 manifold, since it had all the working sensors on it already. Had to install the rotor from the D16Y8 throttle body. had to screw on the Map sensor and sensor gasket to the top of the throttle body.

Pictures

Here are pics of:
The injector wire colors, in case you get confused.
Map sensor wire colors, in case you get it confused with the TPS wires.
What I used (Item called Quick Steel from Advanced Auto Parts) to clog all 6 ports (4 small ports + 1 big port located where the manifold gasket mates. 1 large port on top of the intake manifold that sticks out.
Final installation pics to see how everything fits.

2 week Review

I personally did not notice or feel any performance gains...
It looks a lot nicer.
Fuel economy is the same, if not a little bit better my 0.2 MPG? I usually get 37MPG from overall daily driving. Now I am getting ~37.2MPG.
Was it worth doing this intake upgrade? Sure why not. It can only benefit the small D16Y7.
From briefly studying intake manifold design, the D16Y8 intake manifold is designed for best performance at higher Revs, especially when VTEC is engaged. Since D16Y7 is non-VTEC, not much of a gain is noticed.
 

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Here are pics of both the manifolds for comparison purposes.

I always advised people to use their same y7 throttle body when doing this swap and not the throttle body that may come with a Automatic y8 intake manifold. They're the same but since the stock y7 throttle has been in the car since it was born, why change it.
 
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