bacardiboi

http://www.crower.com/cat/impo...shtml

the b16a bore/stroked to 2.12L

wondering if there would be huge complications in turboing on top of such an agressive stroker kit.

bacardiboi

i searched this but every way i searched it returned far too many results to sift through...

anybody??

i know of course ill have to get new sleves and what nots...

it just seems like seriously torturing the engne to increase the displacement by more than half a liter AND apply boost to it!!

am i underestimating the strength of the b16 block??

zexxbo

the site says 87mm bore, unless im reading it wrong..

boostedcivicsir

87mm? good lord.........

rmcdaniels

There were a bunch of threads about that guy who used to make a stroker kit like that for B16's. Lots of problems because he had to move the wrist pin up so close to the top of the pistons with all the extra side load that the new geometry produced, much smoking and hatred. Personally I like a B16 as a boosted motor, that tiny little crank makes for a very rev-happy and durable motor. I'm in the process of building one now. My last one easily made over 400 WHP daily driven and lasted for years. Last I heard it was still running strong in the car of the guy that I sold it to. B16 crank FTW!

zexxbo

yea, if it does require 87mm bore then i wouldnt boost it. why wouldnt you just do like an 83mm bore with an ls crank? or what daniels said about a boosted b16..? ive seen 86mm on darton mids and the walls are so damn thin.
at 87mm, i would be more worried about the sleeve strength rather than the b16 because sleeved out like that and its not really a b16 anymore.
why are you wanting to stroke it so much?

doood

iTrader: (1)

with a bore that big i'd be worried about trying to seal a headgasket

bacardiboi

these are all the same thoughts ive had...

if anyone cares to disagree with these guys ill still be listening, but im thinking i should go stroker OR boost-- not both...

doood

iTrader: (1)

if you want more displacement, sleeve and overbore instead of stroking.

Top Ramen

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by bacardiboi &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> im thinking i should go stroker OR boost-- not both...</TD></TR></TABLE>

ding! ding! ding! We have a winner!

bacardiboi

thanks top ramen -- hence the title "NOOB stroker/turbo..."

nitroice40

I am running a b16 block with the eagle stroker kit, workd out to be about a 2.0 with 84mm sleeves. I have not got it finished yet but I am looking for 600+ out of her.

fmfkid250

Best setup hands down is a GSR block sleeved to 84mm. I used a GSR block and LS crank and If i where to do it again it would go with the GSR to help out rod stroke, if i had GSR R/S i would not be afraid to rev to 10,000.

NJIN BUILDR

With the 87mm they (Darton at least) spread the bore centers slightly.They also eliminate the o-ring grooves in the bottom of the sleeves.Definitely not boost material.

reynosop

im running a 84 mm bore with a 95 mm crank from eagle
Sick as motor, Tq Monster i tell you , i will be posting dyno numbers in a few weeks.. its in the shop getting piped out with 3inch all around from inter to Dp