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check the all motor forum and do some research on how much people dyno. itll get you a better idea on what setups work
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https://honda-tech.com/forums/all-motor-naturally-aspirated-44/
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https://honda-tech.com/forums/all-motor-naturally-aspirated-44/
250 wheel is very possible on an all motor ls. youll need rods and pistons with a pretty high compression ratio. along with some beefy cams and cam gears for overlap. not to mention tuning.
Key to n\a is tuning, tuning, and tuning. You'll be running higher comp ratios which will require extrem presition. Ported polished head matched to intake and exaust. Very aggresive cam dual valve springs adj. cam pulleys rods pist crank bal. THe best way to price this out is go through the motor and anything that can break needs to be replaced with better than stock parts. Pretty much rebuilding the motor.
Ur proly gunna spend more than a quality turbo kit.
GO to the all motor section theyll be a lot more help
how about you post up how much your willing to spend on a build then you might be able to see how much whp you can make
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i think king motorsports or another big shop built one that made like 190 whp and it was a big deal. my b20vtec with 84.5 mm bore and 12:1 cr will probably only make like 210 or so.
stock sleeves bored out to 83, some light rods and cp pistons with 12:1, some decent cams, valve springs, maybe a little portwork, tuned on some decent gas, yea i could see 250.
or you can resleeve and bore to 86mm with 14:1 or 15:1 and make some serious power on race gas. 300 wheel persay.
or you can resleeve and bore to 86mm with 14:1 or 15:1 and make some serious power on race gas. 300 wheel persay.
stock sleeves bored out to 83, some light rods and cp pistons with 12:1, some decent cams, valve springs, maybe a little portwork, tuned on some decent gas, yea i could see 250.
or you can resleeve and bore to 86mm with 14:1 or 15:1 and make some serious power on race gas. 300 wheel persay.
or you can resleeve and bore to 86mm with 14:1 or 15:1 and make some serious power on race gas. 300 wheel persay.
thats funny. you say max bore is 82mm when the b20's bore is 84mm. not to mention some machine shops like jg have been doing it for years "Piston size
83mm / Max bore on stock sleeves." taken from jg's website.
83mm / Max bore on stock sleeves." taken from jg's website.
id be interested in that link. ive NEVER EVER heard of that on stock sleeves. on resleeved blocks? yes. but never on stock sleeves
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where is the OP? never responded back
hate to say it guys but you should check out this in honda tuning where a guy named bisi go up to 450 out of an n/a f22a out of an accord so im pretty sure that you can get 250 out of an ls just if you got enough money and know how and this is same guy that came up with h2b and h2d adapter plates for tranny conversions
hate to say it guys but you should check out this in honda tuning where a guy named bisi go up to 450 out of an n/a f22a out of an accord so im pretty sure that you can get 250 out of an ls just if you got enough money and know how and this is same guy that came up with h2b and h2d adapter plates for tranny conversions
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hate to say i told you so but here is the link look in this paragraph go back a page too>>>>>>>>>>>>.....
Dohc What?
If things like variable valve timing and dual overhead cam engines bore you then chances are you've heard of Bisi Ezerioha. A Nigerian-native and tuning facility Bisimoto Engineering's founder, Bisi, thrives on non-VTEC, SOHC Honda engines. And why shouldn't he? The guy's coaxed more power out of the '90-'93 Accord's F-series engine than what others have from more hip-and-modern, big-and-burly K powerplants. Uni-cam power figures in excess of the 450hp mark are the norm for Bisi. Oh, did we mention he accomplishes all of this under the guise of naturally aspirated motivation?
Dohc What?
If things like variable valve timing and dual overhead cam engines bore you then chances are you've heard of Bisi Ezerioha. A Nigerian-native and tuning facility Bisimoto Engineering's founder, Bisi, thrives on non-VTEC, SOHC Honda engines. And why shouldn't he? The guy's coaxed more power out of the '90-'93 Accord's F-series engine than what others have from more hip-and-modern, big-and-burly K powerplants. Uni-cam power figures in excess of the 450hp mark are the norm for Bisi. Oh, did we mention he accomplishes all of this under the guise of naturally aspirated motivation?


