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mikefxu 08-18-2003 06:21 AM

B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
which do you think is better reliability wise and potential wise.

a b20z with b18c5 or b16b(civic typeR) cylinder head.
anyone know if the b16c5 and typeR head are the same?

or a h22a with vtec.
and if you choose h22a whether the 92-96/closed deck/smaller main journals or 96+/open deck/larger main journals

thanks

Chacko 08-18-2003 01:14 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
The h22a is awesome but I have seen alot of problems with the axles snapping and not lasting very long.
The CRVTEC I am not sure of, it definently has to be resleeved.

mikefxu 08-18-2003 03:21 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
i would figure if you go high horsepower with either setup a person would have to go to custom high strength axles

mikefxu 08-19-2003 10:12 AM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
anyone else?

HMT-Admin 08-19-2003 01:51 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
I would go B18c and do a full build on that.. ---- the h22 boat anchor, and the B20 has a shitty RS ratio.


beerbongskickass 08-19-2003 01:59 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 

Originally Posted by AbaZ

I would go B18c and do a full build on that.. ---- the h22 boat anchor, and the B20 has a shitty RS ratio.

I was thinking the same thing. You beat me to it though. :(

mikefxu 08-19-2003 03:58 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
do you think it would be eaiser to attain higher HP numbers with more displacement

Chacko 08-19-2003 04:04 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
more displacement generally produces more torque.

mikefxu 08-19-2003 05:22 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
so 1.8 Liter and 2.2 liter produce same HP with just 2.2 more TQ given they both have the same amout of boost? ::)

HMT-Admin 08-19-2003 06:16 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
Generally people build 2.0l when doing 1.8l's 84mm

1SlowGuy 08-20-2003 10:16 AM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
i would go with the b18. having a h22 kinda sucks. i broke my rightside axle and ordered another one from placeracing and it's been 3 weeks now and i still don't have a axle :-\

mikefxu 08-21-2003 05:57 AM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
Would you use stock(for the vehicle it came from) axles on an EK civic for both the b20 and h22?

Honda16hb 08-21-2003 06:21 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
I think you would need h series axles with an h dub deuce

mikefxu 08-22-2003 04:04 AM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
Seeing that AbaZ but blew up his boosted B20/vtec :( I guess ill end up going with an h22. In one of the tuner magazines this month they had a eg hatch with an fully built h22a running 30psi on open deck sleeves(not stock) supposibly pushing in the area of 675HP ::).

anyone know if the sleeves are thicker/thiner on a h22a versus b20. just wondering how AbaZ split thoses sleeves with only 13psi of boost :(

Turbo90Accord4DR 08-22-2003 04:15 AM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
I have broken 4 right side axles with my h22, holly ----, so now i finally built a strong axle with "strong axle parts" hehe

mikefxu 08-22-2003 04:21 AM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
give me some more info on this "strong" axle :-\

Turbo90Accord4DR 08-22-2003 04:30 AM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
prelude inners. thats all, they are 2 times as thick as any other stock honda axle parts (just the internal parts like bearings and the little things the bearings go on)

Chacko 08-22-2003 11:31 AM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
you use GSR axles when you do the H22A swap, not H axles they're to long.

And I guess I don't understand what you were insulting me about the HP TQ numbers?

Its a fact, the larger your displacement the more torque you have. Horsepower is all in the gearing ratios, and power band of the engine (determined by compression, valve timing, etc).

mikefxu 08-22-2003 12:34 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
no, i wasn't insulting i was asking. ;D

Chacko 08-22-2003 07:08 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
ahhh sorry. I must be reading it wrong.

mikefxu 08-23-2003 05:49 AM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
i think ive come to the conclusion whatever series i choose if i wanna run high boost iam going to have to have sleeved. i guess i breaks down to what ever one has the best transmission and drive alxes i guess

Chacko 08-25-2003 05:49 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
H22A requires hybrid parts to fit on the shorter bodies (civics). They have a lot of problems with snapping the axles. But if you can find stronger ones, it would be well worth it IMO.

If you're going to be building, then forget what factory statistics are and look at what you'll end up with for X amount of money.

I decided to stay away from B-series and stick to build a Z6 motor, mostly for some originality (how many people are pushing 22 psi on their EX motors lol).
My biggest downside is that the engine heads on D-series don't flow as well as B-series. I don't care about the weak factory D rods, because i'll be replacing them, as well as pistons, sleeves, etc...
I don't plan on boring, just leaving dimensions factory and getting compression down to 8.5:1.

D16Z6s comparitvely to B-series are incredibly slow, but way I figure it you drop the compression of a b16a3 to 8.5:1 and its only going to be fractionally higher then a z6 with same compression (yes, it will have better flow and make more noise).

Just some additional things to consider:

1) how much money do you want to invest?
2) when do you want to have the car completed?
3) are you still learning about cars?
4) what other money grobbing factors are in your life (college, health insurance, rent, house payments, car payments, house insurance, wife)?

For me I realized that building a car while I'm doing part time work is a much better idea and doing it very slowly over the course of 2-4 years. This way when i'm done, I will have a more reliable, stronger, and fun ride.

I know I'm going to recieve criticism, because most people on here are just slapping what they've got together, boosting it and blowing it.

I'm sure jeff would agree with me, that doing things in haste with cars, fucks you in the long run.

J-SMITH69 08-25-2003 11:41 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
its just a extra cam. lol

you can take your SOHC head to a performance machine shop. have them enlarge the ports for yah. someone has to make SOHC heads that have huge ports. like something you could just buy

CivicSiR 08-26-2003 05:56 AM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 

Originally Posted by random-strike
its just a extra cam. lol

you can take your SOHC head to a performance machine shop. have them enlarge the ports for yah. someone has to make SOHC heads that have huge ports. like something you could just buy

oh you just jealous you dont have a B series motor. ;D Just kidding man...

It really up to you mike... You can make any car fast as long as you have the ends to back it up. From personal experiences H22a is damn fast in a hatch. And it requires alot of attention. Just like many of the motors out there. And i also driven B20 turbo that feels as fast. The choice is really up to you. If you are an all motor kind of guy or turbocharged.

BTW, how's the 450 cc injectors hunt goes for you? Hard to find it huh? Or did you even look? ;D

mikefxu 08-26-2003 03:07 PM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
well after dropping a grand on tution and another 300 on books iam kinda broke now. and now i have to pay this hospital bill, i cut my finger today down to the tendon today trying to break loose the transmission drian bolt, it broke loose and my finger hit the trans mount. i wish i had my digital camera i woulda took a picture for u. i had to drive to the hospital because my mom is in a cast and both my cars and hers are stick. it was funny i felt like was going to pass out on the way there. i had to wait 2 hours to get my hand stiched up, ---- flordia health care...its hard to type with a bum hand but i do get to do ----- work for the next 10 days so it will be like a much needed vacation

Chacko 08-27-2003 02:20 AM

Re:B20/Vtec or H22a?
 
sorry man, yeah I just dumped $2200 into this semester of school.
I'd say just take your time with it, I know you're probably like me (I want 22 psi now!!!) but without being practical you just end up with broken rods.


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