Amerika

Alright, I have a 1993 Honda VX hatchback
currently has a D15b and a 5 speed trans out of a 97 hatch (for sale)
I just picked up a complete drop out with 2,000 miles
B18C1 block
B16A2 head- built
H22 LMA's
Forged Eagle rods
Forged CP Pistons .40" over 82mm
ACL Race bearings
AEM Fuel pressure regulator
Golden eagel fuel rail
Arp head studs
Skunk2 cam gears
Skunk intake manifold
Supertech springs

jbpnoman

All motor, an H will generally put down more power than a B.

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

I hate these threads.
H has the most power. Requires cutting and possibly fabrication to make work. You might get 30MPG out of it.

Research H2B and come back with real tech questions.

trashyhatch

all motor build will include i/h/e, password jdm fender bolts, and painted VC. then a hacked wire tuck and another thread asking why "insert electrical component" isn't working right.


if you cannot make a conscious decision on your own about which motor to go with, you probably shouldn't be building a motor anyway..

Amerika

Decided on
B18C1 block
B16A2 head- built
H22 LMA's
Forged Eagle rods
Forged CP Pistons .40" over 82mm
ACL Race bearings
AEM Fuel pressure regulator
Golden eagel fuel rail
Arp head studs
Skunk2 cam gears
Skunk intake manifold
Supertech springs

What kind of whp should i expect? Parts will be here tuesday

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

When you put it on a dyno then you'll know.

jbpnoman

OP asks what motor will put down more power, ignores recommendations, then expects us to do arm chair dynos.

How much power your motor puts down depends entirely on factors that we have absolutely no way of knowing. Do the build, get it together, get it on a dyno, and find out.

94preludeguy

Approx. 106whp.

deucedeuceEK

If you actually bought all that stuff, you wasted alot of money to not go very fast.

Amerika

I had a change of plans because a engine fell into my lap that i couldnt pass up. Now I'm going to have to switch to another turbo build.

purgat0ry

iTrader: (3)

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I'm slightly jealous, I've been hunting for a good-condition EG hatch for awhile now, none are in great shape here in Ohio.

If you aren't looking to boost, like the above recommended, H is the way to go.
Boost with more money, B series can put out some good power; it all depends on your dedication and budget.

Amerika

No more NA/ build im going to boost a b18c1 with a b16 head
Found a good deal on a holeset turbo kit off of another member

Can anyone tell me what these rims are btw? I know they are honda factory performance oem ones