What else to do to break 200whp?
I've been reading in the all motor threads and i've seen good numbers form pro 1's and pro2's, and i know its not the bigger the cam, the bigger the numbers, but i was hoping to find some professional advice on what cams would suit my set up the best. all opinions are appreciated!
B18C1 Block - PR3 pistons ( .010 over )
B16A head - dual valve springs , CTR cams.
Skunk2 intake manifold
BBK 70mm throttle body
STR fuel rail
Holley fuel pressure regulator
AEM ITR intake ( 3 inch )
skunk2 cam gears
JDM ITR header
PR3 ECU
Hondata Stage 2
OBD0
11.1:1 Compression ratio (thats what I got form the compression calculator)
180 Whp
130 Wtq
B18C1 Block - PR3 pistons ( .010 over )
B16A head - dual valve springs , CTR cams.
Skunk2 intake manifold
BBK 70mm throttle body
STR fuel rail
Holley fuel pressure regulator
AEM ITR intake ( 3 inch )
skunk2 cam gears
JDM ITR header
PR3 ECU
Hondata Stage 2
OBD0
11.1:1 Compression ratio (thats what I got form the compression calculator)
180 Whp
130 Wtq
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by youmayneverknow »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">LS Crank and rods</TD></TR></TABLE>
There are a ton of 200+ whp cars using gsr/itr crank and rods.
If it were my set-up I would opt for the pro1's, they would perform well with your compression ratio.
There are a ton of 200+ whp cars using gsr/itr crank and rods.
If it were my set-up I would opt for the pro1's, they would perform well with your compression ratio.
what size injectors?
a better header and i think your compression is more than that like 11.5 to 11.8
also if putting in those cams have them degreed in and have all clearnces checked. like valve to piston, valve to valve and retainer to valve seal guide.
even though they are stage 1 one for the pro series these are some seroius cams.
also with a 1.8 with your bore and compression pro 1's would be the better choice. pro 2's are for a big 1.8 build or more suited for a 2.0 motor..
a better header and i think your compression is more than that like 11.5 to 11.8
also if putting in those cams have them degreed in and have all clearnces checked. like valve to piston, valve to valve and retainer to valve seal guide.
even though they are stage 1 one for the pro series these are some seroius cams.
also with a 1.8 with your bore and compression pro 1's would be the better choice. pro 2's are for a big 1.8 build or more suited for a 2.0 motor..
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Obvious things that stand out would be cams, header and exhaust.
Cams= lots of choices -Skunk pro1, stage 2 tuner series, RM M22x, BC IV, Jun 3, Toda B or C, Blox B or type C, just to name a few.
Header- Hytech, SMSP, RMF, Bisimoto, or any of the cheap knock off's on the market if you want to chance it (fit and finish, cracking etc).
Exhaust- 2.5" T1R, Kteller, SMSP, Hytech, others...
Extra help- bpi flow stack. You also don't need to go above a 68mm throttlebody. Stock bored out by someone like MAXBORE is fine.
Bigger injectors will not give you any additional power they will simply allow you to make it if it's there and the stock ones were maxed out. 310cc is fine.
Cams= lots of choices -Skunk pro1, stage 2 tuner series, RM M22x, BC IV, Jun 3, Toda B or C, Blox B or type C, just to name a few.
Header- Hytech, SMSP, RMF, Bisimoto, or any of the cheap knock off's on the market if you want to chance it (fit and finish, cracking etc).
Exhaust- 2.5" T1R, Kteller, SMSP, Hytech, others...
Extra help- bpi flow stack. You also don't need to go above a 68mm throttlebody. Stock bored out by someone like MAXBORE is fine.
Bigger injectors will not give you any additional power they will simply allow you to make it if it's there and the stock ones were maxed out. 310cc is fine.
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i'm trying to keep the b18c1 block that i already have.
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and i'm trying to stay away from a $1400 head job.
i'm trying to keep the b18c1 block that i already have.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by all-mtr-teg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">good port and polish and valve job</TD></TR></TABLE>
and i'm trying to stay away from a $1400 head job.
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Extra help- bpi flow stack.
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did some research and that thing is pretty crazy, i had never heard of it till now.
I'll probably go w/ pro 1's, BpI flow stack, a nice header, and get it retuned
Extra help- bpi flow stack.
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did some research and that thing is pretty crazy, i had never heard of it till now.
I'll probably go w/ pro 1's, BpI flow stack, a nice header, and get it retuned
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by all-mtr-teg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">good port and polish and valve job</TD></TR></TABLE>
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A correctly ported head and great set of cams will get you there without question.
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A correctly ported head and great set of cams will get you there without question.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by PandaMan »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
i'm trying to keep the b18c1 block that i already have.
and i'm trying to stay away from a $1400 head job.</TD></TR></TABLE>
No need to spend $1400 on a head job, contact "Combustion Contraption" his prices are very very affordable and for what he does he definately undercharges.
i'm trying to keep the b18c1 block that i already have.
and i'm trying to stay away from a $1400 head job.</TD></TR></TABLE>
No need to spend $1400 on a head job, contact "Combustion Contraption" his prices are very very affordable and for what he does he definately undercharges.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by all-mtr-teg »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
No need to spend $1400 on a head job, contact "Combustion Contraption" his prices are very very affordable and for what he does he definately undercharges.</TD></TR></TABLE>
thanks, i'll look'em up
No need to spend $1400 on a head job, contact "Combustion Contraption" his prices are very very affordable and for what he does he definately undercharges.</TD></TR></TABLE>
thanks, i'll look'em up
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