K20A2 or B18C Type R
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K20A2 or B18C Type R
Whats going on HT?? I'm thinking of getting a 1999 SI Shell in the very near future.....I am having a problem making a choice of a motor to put in.....I have two options......A K20a2 from a dude on another fourm....or a JDM B18C Type R 97-98 spec from JDM Engine Corp..... I just can make a decision......has anybody out there had the same choice to make??? Thank you in advance......
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How much are you willing to spend and what are your goals with the car let's start with that. If it's just k20a2 vs. B18c5 then k20 all the way.
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Re: K20A2 or B18C Type R
I just want to get 220 hp out of it.....i know the k will give me that stock...but to get it in the civic is gonna cost......the b18c5 gives me about 200 but im sure I can gain 20 hp with some bolt ons im sure.....
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i have a b18c5 in my 99 em1. love it all the way, i didnt do the swap but it is really reliable and pretty fast. i baby mine alot it all depends on you, my bro got a k20a2 swap in his car and it ended up being expensive but he was pleased with the car and it really pulls!
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i have a b18c5 in my 99 em1. love it all the way, i didnt do the swap but it is really reliable and pretty fast. i baby mine alot it all depends on you, my bro got a k20a2 swap in his car and it ended up being expensive but he was pleased with the car and it really pulls!
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Can i make a suggestion? you should look into an H2B set up...they have proven to produce as much power as the infamous k series and its probably the same price as your type r swap will cost. the H motor itself is very cheap and the only thing that will cost extra will be the actual H2B adapter plate. everyhting else is the exact same...you get an H series long block and EVERYTHING else is b series.
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Re: K20A2 or B18C Type R
Can i make a suggestion? you should look into an H2B set up...they have proven to produce as much power as the infamous k series and its probably the same price as your type r swap will cost. the H motor itself is very cheap and the only thing that will cost extra will be the actual H2B adapter plate. everyhting else is the exact same...you get an H series long block and EVERYTHING else is b series.
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Theres about two or three companies that make the H2b kit. I personally have the evolution kit. Yes you use b series mounts. You can probably get in the low 200s hp..from stock...once u start upgrading your air, exhaust, fuel, computer chip, intake manifold, cams maybe...you can get in the mid to upper 200 ..and all this before ever doing internals or even turbo
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Re: K20A2 or B18C Type R
Theres about two or three companies that make the H2b kit. I personally have the evolution kit. Yes you use b series mounts. You can probably get in the low 200s hp..from stock...once u start upgrading your air, exhaust, fuel, computer chip, intake manifold, cams maybe...you can get in the mid to upper 200 ..and all this before ever doing internals or even turbo
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