b18c1 block w/ a b16a head
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b18c1 block w/ a b16a head
This is the CHEAPEST and BEST way to go if you ask me. Question is: Is it easy to do? the head should bolts straight onto the b18c1 block ryte? has anyone done this "cheap" gsr motor? thanx!
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Re: b18c1 block w/ a b16a head (MugenGTR)
Just put one together tonight, you should put the b16 pistons on those gsr rods thats a cheap way to raise compression, everything bolts up and this baby runs strong...go for it
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Re: b18c1 block w/ a b16a head (MugenGTR)
If you just swap the head, your compression will be 9.8 
Swap the pistons while your at it. B16a ones are nice and the compression will be higher.
HTH,
Swap the pistons while your at it. B16a ones are nice and the compression will be higher.
HTH,
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