Ok so here's my problem. I have an EG hatch. I want to drop the single most powerful N/A B-series motor into it that I can. I obviously go with the old adage that "there is no replacement for displacement". This theory adds up as far as my limited knowledge of the physics of an internal combustion engine go. Sure rpm's count too, but I'm not worried with that, seeing as a built N/A B-series of any kind can reach 9K. My confusion began when while playing Forza Motorsports, I put a fully built N/A B16B in one EG and a fully built B18C5 in the other. The B16 made more power. Can anyone give me any theories or answers? As far as I know the game has a malfunction, lol. Does the B16 make more power than the B18 when fully built for N/A?

 

I like chocolate.

 

Honestly I would have to say that the game is give false information b/c essentially the B16B and B18C5 are the same engine, just a different stroke if I'm correct.

:shrugs:

 

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i agree with the shrugger.

 

if i were you i'd reevaluate getting information from a video game.

 

I'm aware that it's a video game, but it just made me curious if there was something big I was missing.

 

Tonight I made baked Sweet Potato fries, they were good.

 

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I don't get why people make these.
i seen the for the first time at a dining hall on campus and was like "Wtf"

Sweet potatos are suppose to be SWEET! They put salt on the fries which I think isn't a good ideal. Maybe a sweet diping sause??

 

I had Papa Johns Pineapple and Ham pizza tonight.....BEST EV4R maybe besides the stuff I had up in Albany, NY

 

What in the hell does this have to do with my question?

 

well basically its a video game and they f'ed up.

 

we answered your question.

A video game is not a reliable source to attain automotive knowledge from. I have seen a stock bottom end C5 pull 217 and I have NEVER seen a stock bottom end B16 of any sort a or b pull higher than 190. With the 1.8l having the higher torque numbers of coarse.

 

I actually made them with Yams. Nothing wrong with eating something that is healthier than a regular fry and it tastes a **** load better! No sauce needed for dipping, just bake/broil and call it a day.
Last time I checked, there's nothing wrong with something being sweet and salty at the same time.


To the OP: the reason we began discussing dinner and cooking is because your thread is ******* retarded.

 

Kiss my *** dude. I asked a question, you don't have to be a dick. I didn't hear you give an intelligent response.

 

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To the OP: the reason we began discussing dinner and cooking is because your thread is ******* retarded.</TD></TR></TABLE>

I just can't stop laughing for some reason, lol

 

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Once again because it is a VIDEO GAME!!!!

 

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that is almost sig-worthy.
the game is made by retards apparently. built b16s push somewhere in the neighborhood of 200whp depending on the dyno, conditions and build. there are a good many threads over in allmotor with b18's in the 250 range.

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*edited for my sloppy spelling*

 

Well, the basis of your question can be summarized as:
"Which motor has more potential?"

Now, in that light, your own question is rather 'unintelligent'. There have been so many threads about this. Do a search.

Chances are you or the average person out there isn't going to have enough money to bring either motor to it's full scientific, mechanical potential. You and other people may take it to extreme extremes, but full potential (as in; no room for improvement whatsoever)...no.

So unfortunately, there's not a definitive answer to your question.
Build either one you want, with enough money and know-how, you can push similar hp/tq figures out of each motor.

EDIT:
I had a double-double cheeseburger with onions, fries, and a large coke for dinner tonight. It was great. Also...cheese-paper.

 

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Now THERE is a fine meal.

&lt;-- had a blissfully good carne asada burrito and a soggy chicken tostada.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Screwtape: &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Well, the basis of your question can be summarized as:
"Which motor has more potential?"

Now, in that light, your own question is rather 'unintelligent'. There have been so many threads about this. Do a search.

Chances are you or the average person out there isn't going to have enough money to bring either motor to it's full scientific, mechanical potential. You and other people may take it to extreme extremes, but full potential (as in; no room for improvement whatsoever)...no.

So unfortunately, there's not a definitive answer to your question.
Build either one you want, with enough money and know-how, you can push similar hp/tq figures out of each motor.

EDIT:
I had a double-double cheeseburger with onions, fries, and a large coke for dinner tonight. It was great. Also...cheese-paper.</TD></TR></TABLE>

yeah if you stroked the b16 to a 1.8 or greater. Displacement is Displacement, more air and fuel more power, plan and simple. Other than boost or nos.


P.s.-Ohama Steak pork chop with rice a roni a college treat!!

 

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yeah if you stroked the b16 to a 1.8 or greater. Displacement is Displacement, more air and fuel more power, plan and simple. Other than boost or nos.


P.s.-Ohama Steak pork chop with rice a roni a college treat!!</TD></TR></TABLE>

stroke a c5 to 2.0 and youll be almost unstopable.

I had some bbq chicken, mash potatoes and gravy.

 

Well you did say it was a video game but here goes...I'm going to get flamed for this...lol

You built yourself a b18c5 how many HP did it make compared to the b16b? If it had about the same torque and just a few more HP on the b16b then you probably stroked the b16b to a 1.8L and with the ctr pistons you have about 1.3-1.5 compression ratio more than the b18c5 that would explain you increase HP over the b18c5.

By the way I had ravioli and garlic bread from Strings restruant tonight.

 

rod length also

 

I actually never heard you ask an intelligent QUESTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
rod length is different along with the stroke

 

damn theres a game where u can build honda motors....haha...damn...