100% stock b16 with bolt ons 192whp 115tq
Skunk2 stage 2 cams don't really make big power with stock compression, you need 11+:1 compression for them to really come alive
OP - nobody is trying to argue with you. It's not a matter of believing anything, it's a matter of fact. You cannot make 190+ on our dynojets by throwing cams in a b16a. You can't. Now if you somehow have a bad *** head and PCT's without knowing it, well then thats not your fault. But to create an act. on Honda Tech just so you can appear to brag about this "accomplishment," you're not gonna get the "props" you might have thought you would.
I had the exact same setup. With itr intake manifold, spoon 70mm t-body and hit 176whp and 113 tq.
Plus you said you never removed the head, but then you state you did. I kind of doubt it. If not, good for you
Plus you said you never removed the head, but then you state you did. I kind of doubt it. If not, good for you
OPs got pretty high numbers but I don't understand the argument. Everyone knows that all dynos read differently. Until you get a trap speed it's just a number to hang on your refrigerator.
we installed
-new vlave seals
-s2springs retainers
-s2s2 cams
without removing the head
good numbers man, My B16 made alittle bit more power than this but here is my mod list
JDM B16a
Stock Bottom end
5 Angle Valve Job and Slight P&P
RMF Custom Header
ITR Intake Manifold port matched to 68mm TB
3" Short Ram Intake
ARP Headstuds
Cometic .020" headgasket
Custom Regrind Camshafts

JDM B16a
Stock Bottom end
5 Angle Valve Job and Slight P&P
RMF Custom Header
ITR Intake Manifold port matched to 68mm TB
3" Short Ram Intake
ARP Headstuds
Cometic .020" headgasket
Custom Regrind Camshafts

But why does it matter ? I'm sure it drives good, but you have to remember that its just a piece of paper with ink on it at the end of the day. Who really cares that much about dyno numbers ? I care more about the drivability and what i beat...






. 5th??