:thumbup: Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC
07-27-2003, 05:28 AM
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:thumbup: Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC
SHOUT OUT FROM THE PHILIPPINES!!!
300KMs and still doing fine. No signs of leak. Hope the sleeves don't sink cause I don't have money to send it back stateside.
Breaking it in.... Could feel the torque even at less than 20% throttle.... Well see what happens after break in and dyno.
300KMs and still doing fine. No signs of leak. Hope the sleeves don't sink cause I don't have money to send it back stateside.
Breaking it in.... Could feel the torque even at less than 20% throttle.... Well see what happens after break in and dyno.
07-27-2003, 03:17 PM
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Re: :thumbup: Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC (KOTSEMOTO)
good luck with the break in and the motor! Watch out for those Aswang's when driving at night yo... 
07-27-2003, 10:25 PM
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Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC
Here's the Set-up.
GEM SLEEVED B20B
84.5 pistons with 13.5:1 compression ratio cc'ed.
Eagle rods
GEM cam gears
TODA A CAMS
HONDATA S200
440cc injectors
Goal is 200WHP on **** *** PI pump gas.
IF my goal doesn't happen, I have a standby of 100 shot NOS dry sytem activated by HONDATA.
GEM SLEEVED B20B
84.5 pistons with 13.5:1 compression ratio cc'ed.
Eagle rods
GEM cam gears
TODA A CAMS
HONDATA S200
440cc injectors
Goal is 200WHP on **** *** PI pump gas.
IF my goal doesn't happen, I have a standby of 100 shot NOS dry sytem activated by HONDATA.
07-28-2003, 10:14 AM
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Re: Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC (KOTSEMOTO)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by KOTSEMOTO »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Here's the Set-up.
GEM SLEEVED B20B
84.5 pistons with 13.5:1 compression ratio cc'ed.
Eagle rods
GEM cam gears
TODA A CAMS
HONDATA S200
440cc injectors
Goal is 200WHP on **** *** PI pump gas.
IF my goal doesn't happen, I have a standby of 100 shot NOS dry sytem activated by HONDATA.
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With 13.5:1 compression, 200whp is a walk-in-the-park. Good Luck with the break-in. I am also in the process of breaking-in my B20 too.
GEM SLEEVED B20B
84.5 pistons with 13.5:1 compression ratio cc'ed.
Eagle rods
GEM cam gears
TODA A CAMS
HONDATA S200
440cc injectors
Goal is 200WHP on **** *** PI pump gas.
IF my goal doesn't happen, I have a standby of 100 shot NOS dry sytem activated by HONDATA.
</TD></TR></TABLE>
With 13.5:1 compression, 200whp is a walk-in-the-park. Good Luck with the break-in. I am also in the process of breaking-in my B20 too.
07-28-2003, 10:48 PM
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Re: Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC
With our **** *** pump gas I couldn't be too optimistic. A friend's car was dynoed at 187WHP. 13HP shouln't be that hard to find considering I have better cams and compression.
I chose TODA A cause I don't I have the guts to drive a car with toda spec C's. I reserved my SPEC C on my B18 project. Planning on getting the same power output.
I chose TODA A cause I don't I have the guts to drive a car with toda spec C's. I reserved my SPEC C on my B18 project. Planning on getting the same power output.
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Re: :thumbup: Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC (JOEY F.)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by JOEY F. »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">good luck with the break in and the motor! Watch out for those Aswang's when driving at night yo... </TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah - I was driving my honda CT civic around 12 on a wooden street of P.I man my civic drove of with out me because it saw an asweng. now, everytime I go racing on the street or on the track. I watch a filipino movie (skake, rattle, and roll). Now, my car goes into the 6's. I call it the "aswang" POWER!
</TD></TR></TABLE>yeah - I was driving my honda CT civic around 12 on a wooden street of P.I man my civic drove of with out me because it saw an asweng. now, everytime I go racing on the street or on the track. I watch a filipino movie (skake, rattle, and roll). Now, my car goes into the 6's. I call it the "aswang" POWER!
08-09-2003, 05:05 PM
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Re: Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC (KOTSEMOTO)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by KOTSEMOTO »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I chose TODA A cause I don't I have the guts to drive a car with toda spec C's.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I thought the only thing different from the A B and C's was the vtec lobes.
I thought the only thing different from the A B and C's was the vtec lobes.
08-09-2003, 06:56 PM
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Re: Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC (J2turbo21)
A,B and C Todás have different LOBEs, duration and cam timing. The C will come in if I don't get 200.
As for aswang, never seen one. Hope I never will. 460km and counting.
As for aswang, never seen one. Hope I never will. 460km and counting.
08-09-2003, 07:36 PM
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Re: Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC (KOTSEMOTO)
good luck man, i was in the process of breaking in my b20vtec one night and got hit from behind by a van 
, my hatch was totaled, but i took out the motor and got it in another hatch, just waiting for insurance to continue from where i left off,
best of luck to you
, my hatch was totaled, but i took out the motor and got it in another hatch, just waiting for insurance to continue from where i left off,best of luck to you
08-09-2003, 09:02 PM
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Re: Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC (KOTSEMOTO)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by KOTSEMOTO »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Here's the Set-up.
GEM SLEEVED B20B
84.5 pistons with 13.5:1 compression ratio cc'ed.
Eagle rods
GEM cam gears
TODA A CAMS
HONDATA S200
440cc injectors
Goal is 200WHP on **** *** PI pump gas.
IF my goal doesn't happen, I have a standby of 100 shot NOS dry sytem activated by HONDATA.
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You should AT LEAST make 220whp w/ 84.5 bore and that Toda cams.
GEM SLEEVED B20B
84.5 pistons with 13.5:1 compression ratio cc'ed.
Eagle rods
GEM cam gears
TODA A CAMS
HONDATA S200
440cc injectors
Goal is 200WHP on **** *** PI pump gas.
IF my goal doesn't happen, I have a standby of 100 shot NOS dry sytem activated by HONDATA.
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You should AT LEAST make 220whp w/ 84.5 bore and that Toda cams.
08-09-2003, 10:22 PM
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Re: Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC (yoshikatu)
gas must not be too shitty if youre confident on running 13.5:1 cr. btw Cs would help prevent knocking bc larger cams usually lower the dynamic compression. and if you have someone who can tune hondata it wont be that hard to tune. sounds like a really nice setup, post #s when its broken in 
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Re: Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TheTruth709 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">good luck man, i was in the process of breaking in my b20vtec one night and got hit from behind by a van , my hatch was totaled, but i took out the motor and got it in another hatch, just waiting for insurance to continue from where i left off,
best of luck to you</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's what happened to my first B20VTEC project. My friend was drivin'the **** out my car and he oversteered in a sweeping turn. Hit the guardrails.
, my hatch was totaled, but i took out the motor and got it in another hatch, just waiting for insurance to continue from where i left off,best of luck to you</TD></TR></TABLE>
That's what happened to my first B20VTEC project. My friend was drivin'the **** out my car and he oversteered in a sweeping turn. Hit the guardrails.
08-09-2003, 11:05 PM
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Re: Golden Eagle and my B20VTEC (yoshikatu)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by yoshikatu »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
You should AT LEAST make 220whp w/ 84.5 bore and that Toda cams.</TD></TR></TABLE>
It would be great if that happens. I'll just wait and see.
You should AT LEAST make 220whp w/ 84.5 bore and that Toda cams.</TD></TR></TABLE>
It would be great if that happens. I'll just wait and see.
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i have a b20z 12.3:1 cr/gsr head mild p&p/ skunk intake/s2s1 cams w/aem gears/headertech header/rc 370's/s200/.im hoping to break into the 205-210 whp range
keep...ill let u know how it goes.....
keep...ill let u know how it goes.....
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FORMERLY KOTSEMOTO
Still running at 1000KMs. Had a diminishing water problems that
looked like there was a bad sealing in the head and block mating surfaces.
The culprit was the bypass hose that connects to the thermostat housing.
Had my friend weld the bypass outlet (TIG) and so far so good.
Water has remained on the same level after 200KM.
I still have an annoying noise that sounds like the valve lash is loose.
However, we just lashed it as recommended by TODA.
We suspect the LOST MOTION assembly or the crower valve spring may be noisy.
WIll be tuning on the street soon before hitting the dyno.
looked like there was a bad sealing in the head and block mating surfaces.
The culprit was the bypass hose that connects to the thermostat housing.
Had my friend weld the bypass outlet (TIG) and so far so good.
Water has remained on the same level after 200KM.
I still have an annoying noise that sounds like the valve lash is loose.
However, we just lashed it as recommended by TODA.
We suspect the LOST MOTION assembly or the crower valve spring may be noisy.
WIll be tuning on the street soon before hitting the dyno.
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Re: FORMERLY KOTSEMOTO (SUNBURST)
Its been a month....
I had dynoed the car last night. WE managed to get only
195WHP. Funny thing is everytime we advance the intake cam timing it gained power all over. We ended up adding 5 degrees avance in total. We still wanted to advance the cam timing but we were afraid that the valves might hit the pistons.
Well, I guess I'm happy with the results. since I have dynoed 3 2L engines and so far this one had the Most torque and power across the rev range.
I had dynoed the car last night. WE managed to get only
195WHP. Funny thing is everytime we advance the intake cam timing it gained power all over. We ended up adding 5 degrees avance in total. We still wanted to advance the cam timing but we were afraid that the valves might hit the pistons. Well, I guess I'm happy with the results. since I have dynoed 3 2L engines and so far this one had the Most torque and power across the rev range.
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