B16A with LS pistons?
k, does anyone think this is a bad idea or wont work? just trying to get some feed back here. the idea is that when i turbo my B16 that i will burn the ringlands off, or that the rings will be bad to begin with (have a friend that this happened to) so i should get new ring to 'freshen up' the engine. but if the compression is at 10.2:1 i will probly destroy them anyway, so i was thinking of putting the LS/PR4 pistons in (like a 9.2:1 in the LS motor) then it will be a little more detination resistan and i can boost more. am i making sence? hope so...
no im not going to buy forged pistons, SO DONT SUGGEST IT!!! |
Re:B16A with LS pistons?
i don't think the compression will be that low because of the b16 combustion chamber. but i have never seen it done and am very curious.
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Re:B16A with LS pistons?
no no no, the ls pistons are too low of compression for the B16a, I am pretty sure its like 8.6 or so with pr4 pistons in a pr3 block/head.
You will be fine, just run 6 psi, and keep the timing respectable and you wont break any ring lands. JEff |
Re:B16A with LS pistons?
There's a girl in my car club (Team Sol Co) with a 94 vtec del sol that is pushing a stock b16 motor... at 9 psi, it is with the turbonetics kit...
She's even running rich enough to dump sparks out the exhaust, and the motor still isn't detonating. Last I knew she was around 95,000 miles to... So I wouldn't worry to much about detonation :) |
Re:B16A with LS pistons?
wow 8.6:1??? thats gay...
6psi?? thats gay too... so a thicker head gasket then? |
Re:B16A with LS pistons?
http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/c...c/compcalc.php
---- Jeff is right about 8.6:1, damn! anyone know where i can get some 92-93 GSR pistons? that would be ~9.0:1... |
Re:B16A with LS pistons?
you should try napa or a honda dealer on the gsr pistons. Probably cost about as much as forged ones though.
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Re:B16A with LS pistons?
yeah not worth it. im just going to go with a thicker head gasket i think...this sucks there was a set of LS pistons w/rods for 5bucks on ebay :o
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Re:B16A with LS pistons?
o well, you win some and you lose some!
Dane |
Re:B16A with LS pistons?
Originally Posted by yellow90si
you should try napa or a honda dealer on the gsr pistons. Probably cost about as much as forged ones though.
you guys are HIGH! they'd be like $150 for a set new from acura... sheesh! |
Re:B16A with LS pistons?
more like 250
you need to order new rings too.... i say keep the b16 pistons |
Re:B16A with LS pistons?
if you put p72 gsr b18c1 piston it will be 8.9:1 this will be easier to find.
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Re:B16A with LS pistons?
i dont know were you get your info but the gsr even usdm isnt 9.7:1 thats about .3 off of the actual CR which is 10.0:1 and thats the 93 gsr. the 94-and up also have a CR of 10.0:1 as you ca see from the chart:
Honda B18c1 Specs -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- • DOHC VTEC 4 Cylinder 16 Valve • Hydraulic Transmission • Diplacement: 1797cc • Torque: 128 lb-ft@6200 • Horse Power: 170hp@7600 • Compression Ratio: 10.0:1 if you need to brush up on your engine info go to this site : http://www.streettuners.com/curve/en...ine_specs.html |
Re:B16A with LS pistons?
Originally Posted by EcKs93
i dont know were you get your info but the gsr even usdm isnt 9.7:1 thats about .3 off of the actual CR which is 10.0:1 and thats the 93 gsr. the 94-and up also have a CR of 10.0:1 as you ca see from the chart:
Honda B18c1 Specs -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- • DOHC VTEC 4 Cylinder 16 Valve • Hydraulic Transmission • Diplacement: 1797cc • Torque: 128 lb-ft@6200 • Horse Power: 170hp@7600 • Compression Ratio: 10.0:1 if you need to brush up on your engine info go to this site : http://www.streettuners.com/curve/en...ine_specs.html This is a great tool to find out compression ratios using mix matched parts. http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/c...c/compcalc.php Jeff Frank |
Re:B16A with LS pistons?
thanks for xlear that up jeff
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Re:B16A with LS pistons?
make a water injection kit. ;D
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