bore size
#1
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bore size
hello
need help, dont no wat would be the best size to bore the cylinders for a poor mans types
need help, dont no wat would be the best size to bore the cylinders for a poor mans types
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#3
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Re: bore size
actually, if you gave specifics instead of "poor mans" etc etc... it would be easier to help you with what you are looking to do.
what are your hp goals, NA or boost? Stock bore is sufficient. If you over-bore your block, you'll want to cc your head chambers to match.
what are your hp goals, NA or boost? Stock bore is sufficient. If you over-bore your block, you'll want to cc your head chambers to match.
#4
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Re: bore size
actually, if you gave specifics instead of "poor mans" etc etc... it would be easier to help you with what you are looking to do.
what are your hp goals, NA or boost? Stock bore is sufficient. If you over-bore your block, you'll want to cc your head chambers to match.
what are your hp goals, NA or boost? Stock bore is sufficient. If you over-bore your block, you'll want to cc your head chambers to match.
#5
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Re: bore size
You crazy as hell. Good Luck. Either your dumb, or some genius that knows the ancient secret of Honda's. I pick the latter since you asked this question and said b16 itr head. You will never achieve 600hp with an all motor poor mans setup running 95 octane. I'll end it early for you. It's not going to happen, impossible. Go chase another dream. I don't even think all motor v8's with alcohol can hit 600hp. Do a vitara setup, cheap, and easy. There's one around here that is a drag car, hits 470+hp and hit's 10's. Good luck with 600hp all motor.
Just go to a shop, say you want a poormans type r, and your budget is limitless. Your crazy as hell.
Just go to a shop, say you want a poormans type r, and your budget is limitless. Your crazy as hell.
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#8
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Re: bore size
yea i no bout the money issue
i now have a new idea for a build, tell me wat u think of it.
i was thinkin of doin a k20a1 head with a k24 block
i now have a new idea for a build, tell me wat u think of it.
i was thinkin of doin a k20a1 head with a k24 block
#10
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Re: bore size
If you can hit 600hp, more props to ya. I'd definitely like to see that.
Any idea what you are gonna do to whatever engine you pick to make that goal?
#11
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Re: bore size
Now you're just e-building your motor. I suggest you do some research. What people think on here should be irrelevant to what you want to do.
There is alot of information on here. Some are good, some are plain stupid, but if you stick to technical data, you'll be fine. Stay away from "I heard this, I heard that BS".
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#13
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Re: bore size
thanks man for the inspiration
it is gonna be a while till i get it all together. i wil start out with the block do wat i have to do to it then get the head and just keep goin.
i will add pics of my progress.
but thanks once again for the inspiration
#15
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Re: bore size
yea i researched stuff
i literally came home from school go on H-T and performance shop website and just go crazy with ideas and ?'s. trust me i no
i can get the k20a1 for maybe 400$'s to 700$'s and the k24 block 300$'s to 500$'s. and the tranny idk would cost but i can take a guess it wont be cheap
i literally came home from school go on H-T and performance shop website and just go crazy with ideas and ?'s. trust me i no
i can get the k20a1 for maybe 400$'s to 700$'s and the k24 block 300$'s to 500$'s. and the tranny idk would cost but i can take a guess it wont be cheap
#16
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Re: bore size
go to the forced induction forum or the all motor forum and see what others have built, what they spent, and the power that they made.
#17
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Re: bore size
Only advice I have to offer so far is that you are gonna need a bigger turbo to make anywhere close to 600hp.
Maybe you should go with that small turbo first and see what you get. Then build from there.
As Hanmin suggested, check out the forced induction forums. Might help you see what kind of power goals to expect from certain setups.
Maybe you should go with that small turbo first and see what you get. Then build from there.
As Hanmin suggested, check out the forced induction forums. Might help you see what kind of power goals to expect from certain setups.
#18
Re: bore size
yea i researched stuff
i literally came home from school go on H-T and performance shop website and just go crazy with ideas and ?'s. trust me i no
i can get the k20a1 for maybe 400$'s to 700$'s and the k24 block 300$'s to 500$'s. and the tranny idk would cost but i can take a guess it wont be cheap
i literally came home from school go on H-T and performance shop website and just go crazy with ideas and ?'s. trust me i no
i can get the k20a1 for maybe 400$'s to 700$'s and the k24 block 300$'s to 500$'s. and the tranny idk would cost but i can take a guess it wont be cheap
be carefull when buying rsx trannys. they have issues with 2nd and 3rd.
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