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03-16-2009, 08:15 PM
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Yes I Do Own This Site!
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Puyallup, Washington
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D15 Piston EXCLUSIVE!! Group Buy
As some of you know, I have been working with Bisimoto and ARIAS Pistons to create an actual real piston for the D15 engines. Not just a 75mm d16 that will kinda fit into the 1.5L.
This is a one time deal for the first 5 people interested.
The cost of a set of real, d15 with the correct wrist pin height is going to be..........
$421.00. Plus shipping and 3.5% ebay fees.
We have come to the agreement that since I have been working with ARIAS, these pistons will be "OCO" exclusive pistons ONLY!
After the first five prepaid orders, the price of these wonderful forged pistons will be $475.00 a set. Only available on OCO.
These piston kits come complete with: Pistons, Rings, and Wrist Pins.
Dont miss out!
List
1. Rushi
2. dan15b
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Don@onecamonly.com
Thats why this is called "OneCamOnly" . For some its not about the price. Its about the pride in which they take in building a Single Cam motor that stomps on all others. Sure it might cost a little more money for someone to get what they want out of a Single Cam motor. But doing a swap is too easy. Step up!
Where D's are better then B's and F always comes before K
Originally Posted by greasemonky89
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If OCO was a girl, I would hit it
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Special thanks to my sponsors in 2010
Bisimoto Engineering, SpeedFactory, GearX, CTR Dynosports, Performance Porting
158hp&118ft/lbs
1990 Civic LX Sedan,D15b. Stock Block/Stock Head
Dual 45mm Weber Carbs,Bisimoto Camshaft & Springs
New Time 8-22-08
13.95 @ 96mph 1.74 60ft Bisi tuned and Sponsored
s0hc1nwa Is the driver of the car..
For you non single cam owners, checkoutwww.hondabuild.com
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03-17-2009, 01:34 AM
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The Gambler
Join Date: Oct 2007
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details are lacking.
8:1 turbo pistons or 14:1 NA slugs?
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03-17-2009, 07:05 AM
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\m/ ~_ _~ \m/
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: St. Paul, MN
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Come on Bone! It's all right there in this statement...
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Not just a 75mm d16 that will kinda fit into the 1.5L.
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What else do you need?!!!
lol
Wish I had the money.
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Wait a second... what's this?
www.sohchonda.com
The Original SOHC and D Series Resource!!
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03-17-2009, 07:19 AM
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Old School Rappin Vet!
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: CANADA.......Where its really cold!!!
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I was wondwering what kind os compression these will be??
If I don't turbo the D15, I would'nt mind a set of high comp pistons. Let me no bro.
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03-17-2009, 10:17 AM
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Yes I Do Own This Site!
Join Date: Oct 2007
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We are working on that as we speak... Most likely going to be a 10.5:1 piston.
I am also working out a deal for some forged steel rods for the d15's too
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Don@onecamonly.com
Thats why this is called "OneCamOnly" . For some its not about the price. Its about the pride in which they take in building a Single Cam motor that stomps on all others. Sure it might cost a little more money for someone to get what they want out of a Single Cam motor. But doing a swap is too easy. Step up!
Where D's are better then B's and F always comes before K
Originally Posted by greasemonky89
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If OCO was a girl, I would hit it
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Special thanks to my sponsors in 2010
Bisimoto Engineering, SpeedFactory, GearX, CTR Dynosports, Performance Porting
158hp&118ft/lbs
1990 Civic LX Sedan,D15b. Stock Block/Stock Head
Dual 45mm Weber Carbs,Bisimoto Camshaft & Springs
New Time 8-22-08
13.95 @ 96mph 1.74 60ft Bisi tuned and Sponsored
s0hc1nwa Is the driver of the car..
For you non single cam owners, checkoutwww.hondabuild.com
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03-17-2009, 12:36 PM
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\m/ ~_ _~ \m/
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: St. Paul, MN
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Booost!!!!
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Wait a second... what's this?
www.sohchonda.com
The Original SOHC and D Series Resource!!
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03-17-2009, 02:15 PM
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i no u r but what am i?
Join Date: May 2008
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10.5:1 sounds interesting.
is this with a d15 rod or a d16 rod?
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i'm all about the 'D's, yo!(.Y.)
current project: d16z6 into ej6
db7 daily driver
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03-17-2009, 02:39 PM
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Yes I Do Own This Site!
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Puyallup, Washington
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These are going to drop right into a normal d15 block. With the d15 rods and have the propper deck height....
This is a killer deal for anyone looking for aftermarket pistons for the d15's. The cheapest I have seen dealers sell a set of ARIAS pistons are $575.00...
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Don@onecamonly.com
Thats why this is called "OneCamOnly" . For some its not about the price. Its about the pride in which they take in building a Single Cam motor that stomps on all others. Sure it might cost a little more money for someone to get what they want out of a Single Cam motor. But doing a swap is too easy. Step up!
Where D's are better then B's and F always comes before K
Originally Posted by greasemonky89
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If OCO was a girl, I would hit it
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Special thanks to my sponsors in 2010
Bisimoto Engineering, SpeedFactory, GearX, CTR Dynosports, Performance Porting
158hp&118ft/lbs
1990 Civic LX Sedan,D15b. Stock Block/Stock Head
Dual 45mm Weber Carbs,Bisimoto Camshaft & Springs
New Time 8-22-08
13.95 @ 96mph 1.74 60ft Bisi tuned and Sponsored
s0hc1nwa Is the driver of the car..
For you non single cam owners, checkoutwww.hondabuild.com
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03-17-2009, 03:01 PM
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The Red Tape Avenger
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Transitioning into the Civilian World
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*sighs* Being broke sucks . . .
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Not so obvious and ruthlessly odd . . .
My quench is tighter than yours! :P
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03-17-2009, 03:03 PM
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Senior Member
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Are these available as 76mm and have valve reliefs big enough?
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