ls/cr-vtec vs poor mans type r
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ls/cr-vtec vs poor mans type r
so i m reading, well im trying to, but google sucks, and i'd rather have the info from people that've done it before.
im wondering if it would be best to get a gs-r bottom end, and put an ls rotating assmbly in it, with CTR pistions, or do the lsvtec kit, which seems liek a serious pain.
let me know guys with pictures and whatever else you have to offer!
thanks!
im wondering if it would be best to get a gs-r bottom end, and put an ls rotating assmbly in it, with CTR pistions, or do the lsvtec kit, which seems liek a serious pain.
let me know guys with pictures and whatever else you have to offer!
thanks!
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the Ls block with ctr pistons would be making the most power (if built properly) so it would probably more convenient but a little bit of a sacrifice in power (even thought it would be only a little bit of a difference)
IMO just go with the gsr, because you'll end up having more money converting and a less reliable engine
IMO just go with the gsr, because you'll end up having more money converting and a less reliable engine
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I dont know about the ls crank in a gsr block but a built ls block will be more displacement and less money to build and still get more power than a gsr bottom block. and if properly built a b20vtec will own both of those motors.. theres no replacement for displacement. 1.8 vs 2.0
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