b20 vtec nitrous vs b20 turbo tq curve?
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b20 vtec nitrous vs b20 turbo tq curve?
Ok I have a b20b longblock I just got from tigerjapanese. Im tryna decide whether or not I want all motor vtec nitrous or just non vtec turbo. I know both ways I can get 300 whp, but im trying to find the true differences between the two tq curves and where it starts making its power, peak tq, and how fast it climbs. Guessing dyno chart?? I want to be fast and still have some topend .. im truly tryna see if its possible na .. I want to be in ls1 territory lol
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Re: b20 vtec nitrous vs b20 turbo tq curve?
Why not 300whp?? People have been running 300whp on ls and b20 reliable and im pretty knowledgeable about hondas .. and also to add to that, which would actually be faster?? Would it be turbo instead of nitrous since turbo tq number are higher??
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Just do a B20 Vtec turbo. You will get 300whp on less boost with the Vtec head, get some CTR or ITR cams if you can. A standard T3T4 50-57 trim Garrett turbo, proper fuel and tuning will get you to 300whp no problem and tq should be around 260-280.
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Re: b20 vtec nitrous vs b20 turbo tq curve?
Yea that would make it easier.. but I dnt want to do b20vtec turbo, I don't want to spend the extra money for that wen I can get the same hp without vtec . But I guess my real question is, would b20 vtec be as fast as b20 turbo with the same hp
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Re: b20 vtec nitrous vs b20 turbo tq curve?
The real question you need to ask yourself is do you want a potential 300whp there under your right foot all the time or only when you want it? Even if both cars make the same hp on boost and nitrous, they would be very different when nitrous isn't running.
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Re: b20 vtec nitrous vs b20 turbo tq curve?
Only wen I want it.. I want na but only if its still as fast as turbo..
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Re: b20 vtec nitrous vs b20 turbo tq curve?
So would going na have good acceleration but less top end, I like top end speed of turbo and that's I want, but still have the responsiveness of na.. so if top end is not minimal vs turbo, im going na.. like a 60 roll same car same weight na vs turbo same hp, all motor will be keeping up with turbo
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So would going na have good acceleration but less top end, I like top end speed of turbo and that's I want, but still have the responsiveness of na.. so if top end is not minimal vs turbo, im going na.. like a 60 roll same car same weight na vs turbo same hp, all motor will be keeping up with turbo
Bottom line, is that you want all in one and you can't have it without making some serious choices.
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So would going na have good acceleration but less top end, I like top end speed of turbo and that's I want, but still have the responsiveness of na.. so if top end is not minimal vs turbo, im going na.. like a 60 roll same car same weight na vs turbo same hp, all motor will be keeping up with turbo
When it comes to nitrous, man is it fun with a big shot! But the one and only problem I have with it is how often the bottle runs out and how expensive it is now.
Given both set ups make the same HP, the non-vtec turbo car should make more low/mid range power and TQ than the crvtec on n2o. It seems that the non-vtec design keeps the HP and TQ closer to one another than vtec set ups due to the lower revving nature.
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Re: b20 vtec nitrous vs b20 turbo tq curve?
I would say so with a non-vtec turbo set up over a crvtec on gas. Just be sure to get a turbo/set up well suited for what you want to do.
When it comes to nitrous, man is it fun with a big shot! But the one and only problem I have with it is how often the bottle runs out and how expensive it is now.
Given both set ups make the same HP, the non-vtec turbo car should make more low/mid range power and TQ than the crvtec on n2o. It seems that the non-vtec design keeps the HP and TQ closer to one another than vtec set ups due to the lower revving nature.
When it comes to nitrous, man is it fun with a big shot! But the one and only problem I have with it is how often the bottle runs out and how expensive it is now.
Given both set ups make the same HP, the non-vtec turbo car should make more low/mid range power and TQ than the crvtec on n2o. It seems that the non-vtec design keeps the HP and TQ closer to one another than vtec set ups due to the lower revving nature.
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Re: b20 vtec nitrous vs b20 turbo tq curve?
all motor b20 is a turd unless you have work done to it. if you plan on running a stock engine then put as turbo on it. even with a vtec head its not going to make alot of power without the nos so really your comparing apples and oranges. The turbo will have power on demand that doesn run out and a nonvtec with properly sized turbo will make great torque numbers and still obtain 300whp. Otherwise is bottle refill nightmare. you can suck through a bottle of NOS in a couple min.
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Re: b20 vtec nitrous vs b20 turbo tq curve?
all motor b20 is a turd unless you have work done to it. if you plan on running a stock engine then put as turbo on it. even with a vtec head its not going to make alot of power without the nos so really your comparing apples and oranges. The turbo will have power on demand that doesn run out and a nonvtec with properly sized turbo will make great torque numbers and still obtain 300whp. Otherwise is bottle refill nightmare. you can suck through a bottle of NOS in a couple min.
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As for the HX35, that's equivalent to a T3/T04E 50 "trim" 48lbs/min-50lbs/min. The turbo may be cheap, but integrating it with quality materials is NOT, unless you have fabrication resources available. In addition. If the turbo dies, you must find another one EXACTLY like the same model you have and retune. Its more expensive to fix it, than it is to find another Holset. So, although it is a viable option, Stick with the general Garrett-based solutions for better overall fitment (Garrett, Precision, Turbonetics, some Borg-Warner)
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Re: b20 vtec nitrous vs b20 turbo tq curve?
As for the HX35, that's equivalent to a T3/T04E 50 "trim" 48lbs/min-50lbs/min. The turbo may be cheap, but integrating it with quality materials is NOT, unless you have fabrication resources available. In addition. If the turbo dies, you must find another one EXACTLY like the same model you have and retune. Its more expensive to fix it, than it is to find another Holset. So, although it is a viable option, Stick with the general Garrett-based solutions for better overall fitment (Garrett, Precision, Turbonetics, some Borg-Warner)
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