B18a or B20z? in CRX Si
Since i ---- my D16 motor up driving around with no oil. I was wondering what is a better choice of motor for being turbocharged in the long run.
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Re:B18a or B20z? in CRX Si
I'd say go with another single cam. Seeing since you don't like driving around with oil in the car. It will be cheaper in the long run if you stay with the D. ;D
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avoid the b20 unless you put new sleeves in it.
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lol, shiet act like i know there was oil in my D16. ------- oil check light didnt come on... haha
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They're called idiot lights for a reason. Only idiots rely on them else they end up with blown motors. Learn your lesson and move on. My personal opinion is that unless you're building a motor for over 400 hp, stick with D series. B's are too expensive unless you're going for serious power. It's a simple cost/benefit analysis for me. I can build a turbo D series engine that will walk a Non boosted B for cheaper than it costs to swap in a B.
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yea come on man...stick with another D. i jsut bought a whole A6 motor everything on it for 100 bux. :) and now im gonna biuld and its so much cheaper than what it would cost for a B
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yeah maybe i should get another D series engine I also forgot that if i put a B series motor in my CRX I have to get it CARB by a referee since i live in California. Shiet gonna be a hassle.
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sohc vtec bottom line. its down 10 hp to a b20
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and 40 ft/lbs of tq.
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Stick to the D, And check Your dipstick Dipshit!
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