b16a1 n b16a2 differents?
what sup honda tech readers well i want to buy a b16 engine no trans theres alots off b16's with one is faster and got more torque? i know theres years like the 88-91 crx, 92-93 integra, 92-95 civic,99-00 civic, not have much money for the type r so that one is out off the list the motor is going into 89 rex with ls trans any advice will help thanks
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Better.
To answer your question, a longblock choice within the B16 family will not determine how fast you go. It will give you a baseline on how much power you should expect, which won't be that much of a range, but your transmission will determine fast in both the acceleration and top-end definitions of "fast." Currently your choice of the LS spec. transmission is poorly suited for the B16 motor.
How's it going my fellow Honda-Tech contributors. I am interested in purchasing a B16 longblock, but it seems there are multiple types within the motor family. Which particular one is faster and which one produces the most torque? I am going to babble about something random for a bit, and then I shall tell you that the motor is going to be placed into my 1989 CRX using a B18A1 cable transmission. Any advice that you can provide me would be greatly appreciated.
To answer your question, a longblock choice within the B16 family will not determine how fast you go. It will give you a baseline on how much power you should expect, which won't be that much of a range, but your transmission will determine fast in both the acceleration and top-end definitions of "fast." Currently your choice of the LS spec. transmission is poorly suited for the B16 motor.
found this site when i was looking for info about my B16b...a lot of good info on this site...not sure if it helps mostly b/c it's JDM and EDM motors
http://www.isitaboat.co.uk/cars/hond..._type_r__ek9_/
http://www.isitaboat.co.uk/cars/hond..._type_r__ek9_/
Translation:
Better.
To answer your question, a longblock choice within the B16 family will not determine how fast you go. It will give you a baseline on how much power you should expect, which won't be that much of a range, but your transmission will determine fast in both the acceleration and top-end definitions of "fast." Currently your choice of the LS spec. transmission is poorly suited for the B16 motor.
Better.
To answer your question, a longblock choice within the B16 family will not determine how fast you go. It will give you a baseline on how much power you should expect, which won't be that much of a range, but your transmission will determine fast in both the acceleration and top-end definitions of "fast." Currently your choice of the LS spec. transmission is poorly suited for the B16 motor.
B16 tranny, cable? If you car is still cable.
One could be had for anywhere from $350 to $500.
There is a company out there, I think it's bisimoto that makes B2D adapters.
-Aaron G.
One could be had for anywhere from $350 to $500.
There is a company out there, I think it's bisimoto that makes B2D adapters.
-Aaron G.
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not losing power...just not harnessing it...i have an LS transmission with my B16b and always drop out of vtec when i shift...but it's not often i'm in vtec and love this transmisson b/c i'm mostly on the highway
nope...everyone says it's night and day...but since my transmission is good then i'm not going to change it...
but to the OP...you should change your transmission to the correct one in order to get the most out of your engine...but if your strapped for cash, keep the LS
but to the OP...you should change your transmission to the correct one in order to get the most out of your engine...but if your strapped for cash, keep the LS
i'd considered getting a B16 or GSR transmisson and puttin in an LS final drive, but that's $$$ i don't have
not too many hills where i am so it's not that big of a problem...the highest mpg i got was 33, mabey could have gotten more, but i don't like getting close E...but it's weird though, when i had the B18a1 in my car i was over 4k rpm and now i'm under...and i was wrong saying 3600, more like 3800
i'd considered getting a B16 or GSR transmisson and puttin in an LS final drive, but that's $$$ i don't have
i'd considered getting a B16 or GSR transmisson and puttin in an LS final drive, but that's $$$ i don't have
well guys is alot talking here thats great for me .. i not street racers i use my car for work every and here in alabama are alot off hills i driving my rex with d15b 89 hf trans i ****ing hate long gears on the hill sometimes i have to drop it to first gear for a hill .. with b16 trans is the shortes one? j1,sy1 ? and you think b16a2 is the best swap for a 89 crx hf?
To answer to OP's original question:
1st gen B16A- 160hp
10.2:1 compression
2nd gen B16A- 170hp
10.4:1 compression with p30 pistons
- better cams
- better intake manifold
Really, thats the most part of the differences between the two generations.
As far as the tranny is concerned, and LS tranny is "not" the choice for a b16. If so, the low torque engine will perform sluggish and will fall out of vtec every single time you shift due to the gearing.
Another choice often overlooked that will out perform a B16A is the later B20Z. It makes crazy useable torque, and roughly about the same hp.....it is an under rated spec from factory. Also works great with an LS tranny and ecu. I run one in my EK civic....its awesome!
1st gen B16A- 160hp
10.2:1 compression
2nd gen B16A- 170hp
10.4:1 compression with p30 pistons
- better cams
- better intake manifold
Really, thats the most part of the differences between the two generations.
As far as the tranny is concerned, and LS tranny is "not" the choice for a b16. If so, the low torque engine will perform sluggish and will fall out of vtec every single time you shift due to the gearing.
Another choice often overlooked that will out perform a B16A is the later B20Z. It makes crazy useable torque, and roughly about the same hp.....it is an under rated spec from factory. Also works great with an LS tranny and ecu. I run one in my EK civic....its awesome!



