Stock internal b20 vtec's on 87 octane ? no im not kidding "Gas Price is Killing Me"
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b20vtech »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">lower compression ratio than the B16's, but it has more displacement,
-Kevin</TD></TR></TABLE>
You answered you own question. More displacement = more fuel, not more octane.
87 will be fine.
-Kevin</TD></TR></TABLE>
You answered you own question. More displacement = more fuel, not more octane.
87 will be fine.
Is crap mileage a common problem for B16's?
Could always put a D16 in it. Mine feels better in low RPM compared to my friends stock EM1 (I'm faster than him too
). 47mpg with a worn out engine and close gear set is nice.
Could always put a D16 in it. Mine feels better in low RPM compared to my friends stock EM1 (I'm faster than him too
). 47mpg with a worn out engine and close gear set is nice.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Aquafina »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Is crap mileage a common problem for B16's?
Could always put a D16 in it. Mine feels better in low RPM compared to my friends stock EM1 (I'm faster than him too
). 47mpg with a worn out engine and close gear set is nice.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i have no idea but i have this b16 motor forever now and it hogs gas, my brother in law had a b16 in his delsol and he claims to get 350 miles per full tank. i call that BS. i know that my old b20vtec swap had better gas mileage than this b16.
D16 sounds good, but i need 2 cams.
Could always put a D16 in it. Mine feels better in low RPM compared to my friends stock EM1 (I'm faster than him too
). 47mpg with a worn out engine and close gear set is nice.</TD></TR></TABLE>i have no idea but i have this b16 motor forever now and it hogs gas, my brother in law had a b16 in his delsol and he claims to get 350 miles per full tank. i call that BS. i know that my old b20vtec swap had better gas mileage than this b16.
D16 sounds good, but i need 2 cams.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Aquafina »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">D16A1 has you covered then.</TD></TR></TABLE>
2 cams and vtec
2 cams and vtec
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by GiT LaO’d »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">My B16A in my DA sucks *****... 93 Octane in TX is killer...I'm seriously considering putting a LS back in so I can buy 87 Octane...</TD></TR></TABLE>
i could imaging the wieght of the DA is what's making the b16 hog gas. My b16 is in a 94 cx hatch and it's pretty bad already.
i could imaging the wieght of the DA is what's making the b16 hog gas. My b16 is in a 94 cx hatch and it's pretty bad already.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by b20vtech »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
2 cams and vtec
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non VTEC
2 cams and vtec
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what about keeping your foot off of the skinny pedal instead of worrying about octanes!! Just say its 30 cents more/gallon ( its not here) times 10 gallons, thats 3 dollars a fill up. Does that REALLY make a difference?
cmon guys your driving cars that get 30+ Miles per gallon. I currently drive an 08 silverado. ($85 fillups) BUT I have ran many hondas in my day, the least fuel effiecient of each being a supercharge rsx-s and that thing got mid 20 mpgs. Even my fully built ls/vtec was getting 30 mpg in a full weight 99 SI.
Its all about how much throttle you use if you want to save money.
OR switch to a d15. I also owned a 92 hatch beater that averaged ATLEAST 38 mpg per tank of mixed driving and that was BEATING it up. it got 57 mpg on 2 trips to Myrtle Beach.
I guess my point is there is better ways to save money on fuel besides octane, thats displacement and or power output, vehicle weight, etc.
cmon guys your driving cars that get 30+ Miles per gallon. I currently drive an 08 silverado. ($85 fillups) BUT I have ran many hondas in my day, the least fuel effiecient of each being a supercharge rsx-s and that thing got mid 20 mpgs. Even my fully built ls/vtec was getting 30 mpg in a full weight 99 SI.
Its all about how much throttle you use if you want to save money.
OR switch to a d15. I also owned a 92 hatch beater that averaged ATLEAST 38 mpg per tank of mixed driving and that was BEATING it up. it got 57 mpg on 2 trips to Myrtle Beach.
I guess my point is there is better ways to save money on fuel besides octane, thats displacement and or power output, vehicle weight, etc.
[QUOTE=Used2beAb16]what about keeping your foot off of the skinny pedal instead of worrying about octanes!!
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dude i drive like an old lady, i barely touch the pedal. even tho it's only 3 bucks more, it all adds up in tha months period, i think i probably pump at least 10 times or more in a month, i drive 30mins to work and back everyday and it takes up almost half tank each time i get back home. thats 30 or more bucks in a month if i use 91oct so yeah it matters to me. 30 bucks can go for my freaken fishing tripp!!
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dude i drive like an old lady, i barely touch the pedal. even tho it's only 3 bucks more, it all adds up in tha months period, i think i probably pump at least 10 times or more in a month, i drive 30mins to work and back everyday and it takes up almost half tank each time i get back home. thats 30 or more bucks in a month if i use 91oct so yeah it matters to me. 30 bucks can go for my freaken fishing tripp!!
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