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Old 04-24-2004, 04:33 PM
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Hey,

I'm looking to do a swap this summer, and I know I want 400+ whp (like everyone else). I did a search and read some old post. Basically I'm undecided on the block I want. Either B16, LS/VTEC, GSR, or B20B/VTEC. Of course I'm gonna build internals. Turbo I'm looking at the SC61. Any advice?
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Default Re: LS/VTEC or GSR, Built, Turbo = 400+ whp... how? (Sivik)

what is your question?

in the title you asked how you can make 400whp from a vtec motor -easy

then in the post you just rambled about your crazy ideas?

you need to do a little more searching
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what im asking is which block would be the best one to go with? ive heard stories of probs with the LS/Vtec combo. so that is what im asking. which engine?
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gsr block with ls crank and rods/gsr pistons...
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If you have the $$$ go Fully built Turbo Gsr
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by quikB18B &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If you have the $$$ go Fully built Turbo Gsr </TD></TR></TABLE>
That would be nice.
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money not a problem... but want to stay within a limit, ie don't want to basically "buy" a new car.
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just go gsr with upgraded rods and pistons, hondata or comparable ecu(aem, etc.)and sc61. 400whp no problem. Might need some sleeves for added insurance,and a good tuner. but very possible.
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I;m doing the same starting this winter. I think I'm going for building an LS/VTEC set-up. Build the bottom end...... sleeved, LC pistons, rods........ still on research phase tho. I might change my mind again......
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im tempted to do GSR since the VTEC head is matched and already there, don't want to bother with the Frankenstein motor, but who knows? i can't decide...

sc61 or sc34?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Sivik &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">im tempted to do GSR since the VTEC head is matched and already there, don't want to bother with the Frankenstein motor, but who knows? i can't decide...

sc61 or sc34?</TD></TR></TABLE>

I'd go with the GsR block and SC61 turbo.
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I'll be doing one myself soon. Goin with an LS/VTEC though. IF I were you i'd do the GSR block with LS crank and built internals. I'd do that myself but I already have a built LS block and a stock one so there's no point in getting a thrid
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ok, now if i get a motor with everything including ecu and main harness, do i have to do any additional wiring or shouldn't it all be plug and play?
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WHy does it help too run a LS Crank???
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ls crack has long stroke, therefore faster pistion speeds per given rpm compared to gsr crank, therefore more torque but dangerous/sacrifice higher rpms b/c of piston speed.
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if i did use the LS crank, what would need to be done to it to prevent the upper end dangers?
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