Maxboost00

Im stuck between motors for my hatch im not sure if i wanna just go for the jdm gsr or save up the extra 1k and go for the jdm type r. Can any of you guys give me a really good reason as to which motor to go for over the other.

Chicano

Get the gsr and spend the extra on a turbo or some bolt on mods

Del Sizzle

Type R

Higher Baseline HP.

emoEG6

it depends on what your future plans are...id say go with the jdm R

HatchEh2

id go with the R...

cuz then you know u have the best and you dont have to worry about later down the line saying man i wish i had a true Type R...

the baseline hp is higher yes, and theres a few other goodies about it too.
Im pretty sure honda made the bottom end a bit tougher too..

you wont look back and say anything about spending the extra grand tho, money comes and goes...

adictionbass

i would get a gsr and spend all the money you saved on making the gsr more powerful.

beerbongskickass

Go with the GSR and build it.

consolidatedbord

50% of the people are gonna say GSR, the other half are gonna say JDM-R... don't get your hopes up on someone making your mind up for you.

Soccerking3000

if you plan on boosting go with the GSR if you want to go NA go with the Type-r if you can wait save for the K20A, that would be the best

PLAN:B

R hands down for a daily driver! I had a JDM B18Cr in my 2000 hatch. Fresh off the boat spankin' wrx's and 350 z's. Nothing beats the reliability of a stock motor. HOWEVER! I ran into the problems of wanting more power, without changing internals. I didn't have the heart to take it's virginity. So I sold it and now i'm going k20 EG baby! All I need is the K20 and the EG

A gsr built w/ boost is mos def quicker, but reliability goes out the window.

If you want a virgin motor puttin' down low 14's daily w/ out problems, go R.

HatchEh2

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TRUE... i forgot about that one

one8toh8

Go gsr you wantm look back, at least I havent.

jspresso

type r if you want a good rep,hah. but no really if you want hp witha stock motor go type r

Jon V

LSD... if you can find a JDM GSR with the optional LSD get it and Boost it. If not just get the R.

They usually charge a little extra for the GSR with the LSD anyways...

816d16

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ludefreek

IMO get the GSR and sleeve it then boost it. But, do you want to go NA or FI? Each has their strengths, just depends on your budget and goals. You need to decide on what you want to do with the engine then pick the one that best suits your goal.

99exd16y8

type r good for boost?? which is better if you had a saimilar turbo kit gsr or type r?

Jon V

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when you boost a High Compression motor a lot more has to be done to run safely. But with a higher compression you will make more power, per a pound of boost then you would with a lower compression ratio...

Tuning is teh key

ZeeVee12

if you dont need to swap right now and have motor running fine in your car then just wait for the R because you will always know you have the best b series at least

adictionbass

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I dont know why people always say this. Granted, the R is an amazing motor, but you cant just say its the best. Best for what? Stock for stock, def. not better for boost.

Jon V

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I think that is just a matter of opinion...

Archidictus

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Actually, the B18C5 is much better for boost right out of the chute than is the B18C1.

It has an intake manifold more conducive to making power throughout the rev band, a better flowing head, more aggressive camshafts, stronger valvetrain and an LSD transmission.

Yeah, you can't slap a turbokit on it and push 10psi without tuning, but with tuning that 10psi will trump the unholy **** out of a B18C1 at similar boost. It's not like you can run either without engine management, so if you're going to boost a high comp. motor, you might as well start with the best victim.

mwieczorek43

I know I shouldn't say this... and I'll probably get flamed for it but...

Go ls/vtec. Easy to find. Cheap to build. And if it blows-up, it is still just an LS block.