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Old 01-22-2003, 02:29 PM
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Default b20vtec build

First post first question, anyone have a ballpark figure an how much it costs to
do a b20 vtec swap, my ek's stock motor is getting way too boring.

Been reading the site for a few weeks now, great info!!

thanx ahead of time
it's a 98dx hatch
Old 01-22-2003, 02:32 PM
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depends wether you are going to really build it right or not. Pretty vague question. Be more specific..
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iiight NY represent. < that was gay of me...

anyway, depends on what you want to do N/A, turbo? splain some more of your ideas, and ide be glad to help.
Old 01-22-2003, 02:37 PM
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To build it right, just curious,I have about a 3,300 dollar budget and trying to figure
out what to do for a swap before summer.

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Old 01-22-2003, 02:41 PM
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um, so basic build, noting super dooper rediculoso?

you might be able to fit it in there. tight, but you might, rabbit, you might.
Old 01-22-2003, 02:47 PM
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I would like to go super dooper but thats my budget,or would I be
better off going with a different motor?
I just really like b20 idea.
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Default Re: b20vtec build (nyEKhatch)

for NA setup, some good info in here, http://forums.clubsi.com/showflat.ph...b=5&o=&fpart=1

hth
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well you could get a ls motor for $300 and bore it out to 84.3mm. that will give you more displacement. i think the stock LS is 81 and change. b ut do that, get good rods pistons, and some new rings duh head of your choice, i think the local fav is the b16 head, but im a itr head kinda guy. ya know stuff like that, make it worth it if you are gonna do it. you shoul be able to get that stuff to fit in your budget you stick to that concept. you will need a good ecu to tune that beast. so get a hondata or something, thats what i use.

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Default Re: b20vtec build (nyEKhatch)

Something has to be wrong with vtecvoodoo...

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It will be expensive to be done properly. Me, and a lot of other people, would reccommend just a resleeved GSR swap.


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Default Re: b20vtec build (nyEKhatch)

I would like to go super dooper but thats my budget,or would I be
better off going with a different motor?
I just really like b20 idea.
Hehehe Super Dooper!

I think the reason B20Vtecs get expensive quick is you basically need all new rotating assembly to safely spin it up high (NA applications), do a search there is a lot of info on the B20Vtec.


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Default Re: b20vtec build (2k1_ITR_0736)

thanx for the link diesel, How technical is it really doing the work on
an ls/crv vtec, If i can put the money together i have a couple of
rookie mechanics on hand that have no experience in this stuff.

I really want a faster motor but I don/t want a head ache if I cant get it ti run
thanx again
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Default Re: b20vtec build (nyEKhatch)

If you have 3300 why don't you just get an LS, resleeve the block and go turbo :-D
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build a basic CRVtec w. a GSR or ITR tranny (LSD) and you will love every minute of it and not many street cars will touch you.


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dont do it u wont get the revs ur looking for ur best bet is to go with a gs-r, its more for the money
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