Alright i got my block out of my car and about to call the machine shop to get a cost estimate to bore out the block .5 over. My pistons are 81.5mm wiseco. I have goals for 450-500 hp. what would be the best clearence for this? Also how much do you think they would charge? oh and its a b18b1 obd1. and what do you recoment for the piston rings/???

 

Are they high or low silicone? Go with what wiseco recommends. I have Arias and I ran mine at .0040 Above 500hp you could go with .0045 but again this is with Arias. Check my thread for a little more info and a video of my clearance.

https://honda-tech.com/forums/forced-induction-16/arias-piston-wall-clearance-2706644/

 

i have 84mm cp in bensons block, my P2W is 0.0060 i'm shooting in 600hp range, do i need biger pistons, or it will be ok with that P2W with 0.0060 ?

 

What does CP recommend? .0060 is a lot of clearance even with 600hp. The only time Ive heard of people running close to that is with 800+ hp. Wait for others to chime in but I bet they will tell you to go with 84.5 and have your block remachined to .0045 or so

 

Talk to a reputable builder and see if he has any input or suggestions.

 

If you are broken in properly and on proper tune .006 should not be a problem. You might have tiny bit of piston slap in low rpms but it will be minimal.

I ran .008 on my initial turbo build and I tried to break it in on a base-map and cylinder 4 didn't seal properly.

 

if i remember correctly, the wiseco instructions said .0025 and i went with .0035. and this is on a 81.5mm b16.

 

A little loose is a good thing for boosted setups. If I was building your motor I'd be .004-.0045

 

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i think i might go .0035 but still not sureee

 

I went .004 with my weisco's. better a little loose than taking the cylindrrs out

 

sometimes its good to run a little looser compared to what they call for. especially if you plan for more power down the road. i say .004 to .0045. shoot, a buddy of mine is running .006 on a stock sleeve motor. but thats around 600 wheel.

 

.004 would probably be the lucky nnumber then.... how much hp do u think this would work with?