Ricextacy

as u all know i fuked up my GSR crank shaft..

im getting a 95 ls crankshaft for free from a friend.

do you think ill be losing power if i use that?

and

is the gsr flywheel still gonna bolt on to the ls crank.

Ricextacy

it does feel like a dumb question, i would want to say "yes, i will lose power" but on the other hand its still B series...ive seen it handle vtec all the time.

i looked up the parts and they both have different part numbers..


i would buy a gsr crank, but its hard to find any for sale.

Ls_Turboteg

from what i have been told the ls crank is actually a really good crank i think it would be good but thats just from what i have heard...

Horseofcourse

if you picked up some ls rods with that crank you could see some power gains in your gsr make sure you use GSR or higher compression ratio'ed pistons. you would prolly need a tune after that though. Its like having A poor-mans Ls-Vtec lol. Youll get a little more torque. Just make sure you upgrade the Ls rod bolts to some arp's and get all Ls bearings. Maybe even cams and an intake mainfold

Ricextacy

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Horseofcourse &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">if you picked up some ls rods with that crank you could see some power gains in your gsr make sure you use GSR or higher compression ratio'ed pistons. you would prolly need a tune after that though. Its like having A poor-mans Ls-Vtec lol. Youll get a little more torque. Just make sure you upgrade the Ls rod bolts to some arp's and get all Ls bearings. Maybe even cams and an intake mainfold</TD></TR></TABLE>

fo sho man! i am now looking forward to installing it now.

Now how about the flywheel? will the gsr flywheel bolt on to the ls crank??

racebum

what did you do to your GSR crank? if you just scared it from fried bearings it can probably be cut under.

IntegraMark

IIRC, all the threads that hold the flywheel are stripped.

OP - it's too bad you don't live around me. there's a wreckers about 20 min from my place that has a complete B17 bottom end just laying on the ground in front of strpped DB2.

IntegraType-R

Gsr Crank 87mm
Ls crank 89mm

You'll gain a good amount of torque/power.. You'll have to use ls rods tho, so i suggest using upgraded Rod bolts, which is the only weak link in the ls block. That crank is good and strong.

Horseofcourse

And to answer your question yes the Gsr flywheel will bolt up. But i suggest a lighter one. It will spin your motor up faster.

loosh

late as **** but the ls crank is the only actual 1.8 crank. gsr/type'r are like a 1.75/76. Honda rounds up.

Schister66

If you use the LS crank, you'll obviously have to use the LS rods. The GSR crank is an 85.4mm stroke; whereas, the LS is an 89mm stroke. There is a bit of displacement to gain which in turn means a bit of torque. The choice is yours...

xabsolutx

Hey, im re-building my gsr for turbo, and i was putting the crank on the shelf, and it fell out of my hands and took a 2-3 ft drop to the concrete floor. it hit on the very corner where six bolt main is, but didnt mess up the bearing surface. Should i do any thing else other then balance?