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civicrick
03-12-2004, 04:50 PM
Does anyone know what the Hp is for the stock 1.5 sohc and the
zc dohc is?

IALuder
03-12-2004, 05:01 PM
this belongs in the Civic forum. this is for questions or comments about the Web site not car.

IALuder
03-13-2004, 12:22 AM
1.5 = 109Hp. zc i beleive is 125. correct me if im wrong fellas.

civicrick
03-13-2004, 12:48 PM
Well if the 1.5 is 109 and the zc is 125 ,
do you guys think $500 +s&h is worth it?

blind34_1
03-13-2004, 01:08 PM
thats your call. If heard the 1.5 don't respond well to mods at all, whereas the dohc ZC, will do much better. I beleive there is another advantage with having DOHC, but I don't know what it is.

civicrick
03-13-2004, 01:22 PM
well i know with a dohc i can put turbo on it bigger cam's gears and all that .

and the 1.5 you just s.o.l ( lol )

and i forgot to add for the 500 i get the tran: and the ecu.
the more i think about it the more i think i may get it.


thanks guys for your input.

AzCivic
03-13-2004, 09:31 PM
i'd get it(the dohc ZC)

AzCivic
03-13-2004, 10:47 PM
well actually how much is a b18b swap?

IALuder
03-13-2004, 11:00 PM
1.5K

cashizslick
03-15-2004, 12:04 AM
The Dohc ZC is crap - good luck finding parts for it after you swap it in . . . and it wont pass Cali Smog either.

IMO, D16Z > ZC (and that means a lot coming from me :chicken: )

ShagginJet
03-15-2004, 12:50 AM
The SOHC ZC is a much better engine. The D16's are pretty damn good to. My 88' DX HB has a D15 in it that puts out 92hp stock. As for a turbo, np, you can turbo and D series very easily, and for less then a B series. That applies to the ZC's too, especially the SOHC. I've heard that the DOHC's are crap and a waste.

500 isn't bad for ZC with Tranny and ECU. Do you need the tranny? As for the shipping check with the person, most engines can be shipped for about 200$. Some peole charge as much as 400-600$ just for shipping. This is where the seller makes his money. Find out if it's any cheaper without the Tranny. (that is if you don't need it.)

What are you packing now, engine and tranny?

AzCivic
03-15-2004, 06:14 AM
Originally posted by cashizslick
The Dohc ZC is crap - good luck finding parts for it after you swap it in . . . and it wont pass Cali Smog either.

IMO, D16Z > ZC (and that means a lot coming from me :chicken: )

how do you know

Honda_Tengoku
03-15-2004, 11:06 AM
Originally posted by SFKing
1.5 = 109Hp. zc i beleive is 125. correct me if im wrong fellas.

Depends on what 1.5L u are talking about. The D15B8 found in USDM 5th gen Civics make 70HP and has only 8 valves. The JDM D15B makes 130HP. There are a couple different D15 configurations.

IALuder
03-15-2004, 12:21 PM
my 92-95 D15 was only 109.

Honda_Tengoku
03-15-2004, 01:48 PM
Originally posted by SFKing
my 92-95 D15 was only 109.

92 Civic CX D15B8 made a rip roaring 70HP in mine before I swapped it out.

civicrick
03-16-2004, 05:49 PM
Right now i onlt have the stock 1.5 sohc d15 and trann:



Originally posted by ShagginJet
The SOHC ZC is a much better engine. The D16's are pretty damn good to. My 88' DX HB has a D15 in it that puts out 92hp stock. As for a turbo, np, you can turbo and D series very easily, and for less then a B series. That applies to the ZC's too, especially the SOHC. I've heard that the DOHC's are crap and a waste.

500 isn't bad for ZC with Tranny and ECU. Do you need the tranny? As for the shipping check with the person, most engines can be shipped for about 200$. Some peole charge as much as 400-600$ just for shipping. This is where the seller makes his money. Find out if it's any cheaper without the Tranny. (that is if you don't need it.)

What are you packing now, engine and tranny?

civicrick
03-16-2004, 05:52 PM
YA i have the slow a$$ one i went to the hond place and they looked it up for me i have a kick a$$ 92 hp going on..
lol..


Originally posted by Honda_Tengoku
Depends on what 1.5L u are talking about. The D15B8 found in USDM 5th gen Civics make 70HP and has only 8 valves. The JDM D15B makes 130HP. There are a couple different D15 configurations.