poorman's type r
i was wondering if i can just buy a gsr bottom block and use a b16 head and a b16 ecu to run the motor, what do you guys think? i need help im working on something nice
easily done... i cant exactially remember what it is..but the ports on the b16 head are better then the ones on the b18 .. and will actually make ur compression go up.... a pormans type-r is a decent way to make power ... if your on a budget...
good thing is that the gsr block has the oil ports and same with the head.. so you dont need to tap and run a ls-vtec oil line supply to the head...
id recommend it aswell....
but i can guarentee that people wont
good thing is that the gsr block has the oil ports and same with the head.. so you dont need to tap and run a ls-vtec oil line supply to the head...
id recommend it aswell....
but i can guarentee that people wont
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i have a virgin pr3 b16 head ... and a b16 ecu... im swaping over to a H2D
so .. did you get a good deal on the gsr block...let me know on how much you wanna spend on a head and ecu....
the head is in mint shape... 89xxx kms
so .. did you get a good deal on the gsr block...let me know on how much you wanna spend on a head and ecu....
the head is in mint shape... 89xxx kms
Putting a stock b16 head on a stock gsr block will NOT be a poor man's type r. It will make less power than a stock gsr due to the lowered compression and less agressive cams. Despite popular belief the pr3 head is NOT vastly superior to the p72 head from the factory. In fact 8 out of 10 times a GSR head will make more power on the same setup. The main advantage of pr3 heads is the choice of intake manifolds.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2LEM1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Putting a stock b16 head on a stock gsr block will NOT be a poor man's type r. It will make less power than a stock gsr due to the lowered compression and less agressive cams. Despite popular belief the pr3 head is NOT vastly superior to the p72 head from the factory. In fact 8 out of 10 times a GSR head will make more power on the same setup. The main advantage of pr3 heads is the choice of intake manifolds.</TD></TR></TABLE> Well said.
I'm not sure why people don't like hearing this flat truth.
I'm not sure why people don't like hearing this flat truth.
Its should be noted that using a P72 head gives .1 higher compression over a pr3 due to the smaller square quench area.
The P72 head also has a slightly more direct airpath from the intake manifold to the valve which is provided good flow even at lower rpm which often makes 2-4hp to the wheels up to about 5500rpm over the pr3. That being said, the pr3 makes the same 2-4 hp more at the wheels over 5500rpm.
The P72 head also has a slightly more direct airpath from the intake manifold to the valve which is provided good flow even at lower rpm which often makes 2-4hp to the wheels up to about 5500rpm over the pr3. That being said, the pr3 makes the same 2-4 hp more at the wheels over 5500rpm.
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