what would be a better motor for a gsr?
Hey im thinkin about buyin a gsr and i was wondering about motors. uhh... what would be better a stock gsr motor, ls-vtec, or jdm b18 type R? oh yea and i was wondering if all LS are sohc. i need help asap .
Does the car not come with a motor?
If so, I'd rather build a GS-R motor rather than go through the trouble of finding a new one out of a different car.
I drove a friend's Jun III-ed GS-R and it was very fast, even untuned. Smoked my R in a drag race.
If the car you're buying is without a motor, I'd buy a B20 block and slap a B16A head on it. Tune it and call it a day.
If so, I'd rather build a GS-R motor rather than go through the trouble of finding a new one out of a different car.
I drove a friend's Jun III-ed GS-R and it was very fast, even untuned. Smoked my R in a drag race.
If the car you're buying is without a motor, I'd buy a B20 block and slap a B16A head on it. Tune it and call it a day.
uh... yea it comes with a motor the stock gsr but i was wondering which of the three has more power. and a b20 with b16 head that sound like a good idea too
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If you've got a perfectly good motor already, it doesn't make sense to buy a new one.
I've always scratched my head at people with GS-Rs and Si Civics that buy ITR motors. Either of those motors are just as good for most applications, if you modify them properly.
If you've got a perfectly good motor already, it doesn't make sense to buy a new one.
I've always scratched my head at people with GS-Rs and Si Civics that buy ITR motors. Either of those motors are just as good for most applications, if you modify them properly.
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Modified by JDM CDT at 2:33 PM 1/15/2005
Modified by JDM CDT at 2:33 PM 1/15/2005
Just stay with the B18C1. The more you modify the B18C1 (GS-R) and the B18C5 (Type R) the closer they get to each other. After replacing the valvetrain, pistons, mild P&P, etc, they're basically the same engine.
Turbo the GS-R or even go all motor and you won't regret it. Buying a new engine is just a waste of money if you have a perfectly good B18C1. Unless you have a lot of money and are looking to do something crazy, I wouldn't bother with a swap.
Turbo the GS-R or even go all motor and you won't regret it. Buying a new engine is just a waste of money if you have a perfectly good B18C1. Unless you have a lot of money and are looking to do something crazy, I wouldn't bother with a swap.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by boostjunkie757 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">odd.....for some reason, the two b18b1 motors i had said DOHC on the valve cover.....
does that mean they werent really b18b1's??1?11</TD></TR></TABLE>
LS engines are DOHC, just not VTEC.
does that mean they werent really b18b1's??1?11</TD></TR></TABLE>
LS engines are DOHC, just not VTEC.
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