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7 bolt Y3-5 head questions

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Derek232

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Jun 9, 2016
Thornton, Colorado
I'm doing a 6bolt bottom end with a 7bolt head on my auto 1g. Just picked up a 7bolt head and the casting numbers on it are Y3 and then underneath the Y3 there is a 5. I've tried searching around and haven't come up with anything on what the head came off of. Just want to make sure it's going to work for what I'm trying to do. Any help will be appreciated.
 
Could you post up some pictures of the location of these markings? I have a 6 bolt bottom with 7 bolt head. If you show some pictures, I could reference my cars head since I know mine has the original head.
 
So how do the 1.6 heads compare to the 2.0 heads? I've heard it can raise the compression because the cylinder relief is smaller. Do they take different valves, springs or anything else?

From what I've found, 1.6 heads have the same CC volume as DSM heads, where SOME 1.8 Hyundai heads have the smaller CC. there is a pic of my 1.8 head with the smaller CC HERE compared to a stock 1g head CC, post #5.

According to my calcs when I assembled my engine, i went from stock 7.8:1 compression to ~8.2:1 with the smaller chambered head.

Im using all stock valve train, seems to be a great head so far. I suspect your 2g style would be good for velocity and mileage at sub-6k rpm situations, but that's purely speculation.
 
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