Stroker B16A from stock honda parts?

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Jul 22, 2002 | 08:34 AM

whobeedoobee

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Stroker B16A from stock honda parts?

Anyone have specs on a Stroker B16A kit using OEM honda parts. I have heard of using an LS crank stock rods and custom pistons. Has anyone (successfully) used this or a similar setup?

Jul 22, 2002 | 08:38 AM

Spade

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Re: Stroker B16A from stock honda parts? (whobeedoobee)

Don't bother......even if you could do it it wouldn't be reliable.

Jul 22, 2002 | 08:57 AM

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Re: Stroker B16A from stock honda parts? (C5_ALLMOTOR)

Stroker? What does that mean?

Jul 25, 2002 | 07:15 AM

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Re: Stroker B16A from stock honda parts? (teeter7467)

what if you were to use a b16 block w/ a b18c crank and all that, but w/ a deckplate to match the increased block height of the b18c. wouldn't that help the reliabilty problem of the stroker motor???

Jul 25, 2002 | 07:57 AM

Jackson

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Re: Stroker B16A from stock honda parts? (whobeedoobee)

B17a crank and rods with ctr pistons is a good 1.7 setup with roughly 11.4:1 compression.

Jul 25, 2002 | 09:08 AM

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Re: Stroker B16A from stock honda parts? (C5_ALLMOTOR)

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what if you were to use a b16 block w/ a b18c crank and all that, but w/ a deckplate to match the increased block height of the b18c. wouldn't that help the reliabilty problem of the stroker motor???

you wont need a deck plate for what you want

i'm talking about making it reliable...basically just being really sleeper and having a 1.8L w/ a b16 engine code

Jul 25, 2002 | 10:00 AM

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Re: Stroker B16A from stock honda parts? (whobeedoobee)

Why?

http://www.g-speed.com/pbh/stroker-info.html

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Jul 25, 2002 | 10:26 AM

tonyxcom

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Re: Stroker B16A from stock honda parts? (hatchmobile)

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i'm talking about making it reliable...basically just being really sleeper and having a 1.8L w/ a b16 engine code

YOu think having a b16 with a deck plate is "sleeper"?

For the money you have to pay to get that stuff, including the deckplate welded on.... might as well get a b18c and be a "awaker"

Jul 25, 2002 | 04:03 PM

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Re: Stroker B16A from stock honda parts? (tonyxcom)

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i'm talking about making it reliable...basically just being really sleeper and having a 1.8L w/ a b16 engine code

YOu think having a b16 with a deck plate is "sleeper"?

For the money you have to pay to get that stuff, including the deckplate welded on.... might as well get a b18c and be a "awaker"

or just not open your hood and have a fully built motor....

Jul 25, 2002 | 04:10 PM

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Re: Stroker B16A from stock honda parts? (DarkSubRosa)

If you have that much money to play with why not buy a B16B bottom end and use the JUN kit to stroke it to over 2.0 L. The B16B is a p72(GSR/ITR) bottom end unlike the B16A. All it is is a destroked ITR engine......It loves RPM's also.....