b20z reliability
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b20z reliability
Looking for everyone's option on this, how reliable is a b20z bored to 85mm with r-spec pistons with a gsr head? I keep reading death storys of these things being destroyed,and weak cylinder walls. The car will be broken in correctly and will hit the dyno to be tuned pretty quickly. Im looking for a dependable all motor daily, no boost.
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Re: b20z reliability
where everyones weak link is in the chain .will help build your chain stronger >>others mistakes let them be a guide,as to mistakes you dont have to make
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the chain?
above post makes no sense at all
you obviously building it for more power and chances of you driving it like its a d15z1 from ecomodders is pretty slim
so if you see alot of horror stories with 85mm why not stay with 84.5 max like many people suggest?
spend some time on the head and cams and top end will make up in that power that you lost by staying 84mm
above post makes no sense at all
you obviously building it for more power and chances of you driving it like its a d15z1 from ecomodders is pretty slim
so if you see alot of horror stories with 85mm why not stay with 84.5 max like many people suggest?
spend some time on the head and cams and top end will make up in that power that you lost by staying 84mm
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Re: b20z reliability
lol yeah im lost by the above post myself, its a block up for sale so its built with 85mm pistons in it. The price sounds good to get me back on the road, but i want it to last.
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Re: b20z reliability
if it has a block guard, clearances properly spec'd out, engine properly assembled, no corners cut, and a good reliable tune.............then you should be fine. my tuner made 700whp with a 84.5mm stock sleeve b20 with a ge block guard. most stock sleeve b20vtecs that ive seen are hacked up setups.
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