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Old 10-29-2006, 10:58 AM
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im debating wether going with a ctr head and b20 engine with ctr tranny or going with the gsr swap. please give me your thoughts on this. thanks
o and if any body knows where i can get an of these let me know.
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man a ctr head with that b20 would be a killer my friend who has a b20/b16 head is ******* fast it take me and my friend , I have a gsr swap and my friend a 97itr
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would it also be cheaper to get the ctr/b20 then the gsr?
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What are you goals? Reliability? Turbo? NA? 200 whp 300 whp. To many factors. I can tell you that a b20z with a ctr head and cams would be pretty leathal. I had a b20z with civic sir head and it put down 180whp on a mustang dyno. that thing was fast in my gutted little hatch back.
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buy a complete ctr motor and then swap the shortblock for a b20. try hmotorsonline, and n1 concepts
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Default Re: ctr head/b20 or gsr (ekblack9)

probably cheaper and just as much (maybe more) power if you just get a B16A head and have it ported and use CTR/ITR cams. I don't see the point in putting a CTR or ITR head on anything other than a stock CTR or ITR. It's just a B16A head with a little porting and different cams
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its my car that i drive everyday so i need to be somewhat reliable. i would prob turbo in it down the line but not anytime soon.
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ctr head
b20z +84 mm high comp pistons 180$ a set

= ownszzz

over any gsr/itr

I have a gsr but I would love to trade it for a b20/vtec setup
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this is also something im looking into doing this winter.

b20 / b16/CTR head = ownage
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I will have a CTR head for sale very soon.
0 miles, built. Let me know if you're interested.
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