Honda D1626 Engine JDM

Displacement (cc):	1590
Power (bhp@rpm):	125 @ 6,600 rpm
Torque (ft/lbs@rpm):	106 @ 5,200 rpm
Compression Ratio:	9.2:1
Bore (mm):	75
Stroke (mm):	90
Cam Design:	SOHC
Valve Train	VTEC

Honda D1626 Engines JDM
The D1626 was produced for the Honda Civic EX/Si and Del Sol Si in the years 1992-1995.  The D1626 is one of the more popular used Honda engines sought out by tuners today.  The trick is always finding a decent used JDM motor in great condition with good compression test results.  Many JDM engine importers travel to Japan to test each engine before importing it back to North America.   JDM engines sold in the secondary market are always a bit of a risk so it is important to deal with reputable JDM engine importer that has a long business history and provides warranty coverage and guarantees.   If you want to see more used Honda engines return to JDM Engines.

JDM Engines boost power and performance
Swapping out your granny-tuned factory engine and upgrading to a higher performance JDM engine like the Honda D1626 series JDM motor can boost your power and torque substantially at a reasonable cost.  Check out our Honda engine swaps guide for more details on what type of jdm engines can be dropped into your ride to notch up the performance.

JDM Motors with low mileage are accessible
Low mileage Honda D1626 JDM motors originally produced for the 1992-1995 Honda Civic EX/Si and Del Sol Si can still be imported from Japan.  Due to the strict emission standard testing programs and punitive tax incentives in Japan for cars over 3 -4 years old, it is not uncommon for find used JDM engines with only 10,000 – 35,000 miles on each motor JDM tested.  Honda engines used in popular engine swaps are imported and compression tested.  If you are considering the purchase of a used import motor you should protect yourself by reading our shopping guide for JDM motors. 

Ultimate Performance Tuning Guide
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