"poor mans type r"
it doesn't have to be a non vtec block, b18c1 is still a good choice.
Your right, the gsr head flows better than the b16, although if it doesn't have a head already, you might be able to find a b16 header alot easier the a GSR.
Your right, the gsr head flows better than the b16, although if it doesn't have a head already, you might be able to find a b16 header alot easier the a GSR.
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The b16 head has higher combustion chamber volume(cc's) than the gsr head. You will need pistons to get the compression back.
As far as performance, the b16 supposedly has a slight advantage over the stock gsr head. If you are going to have head work done the gsr head is supposed to be better. The ports are higher in the head giving a straighter shot at the valves.
As far as performance, the b16 supposedly has a slight advantage over the stock gsr head. If you are going to have head work done the gsr head is supposed to be better. The ports are higher in the head giving a straighter shot at the valves.
so basically dont do it.
does anyone know where i can get some good info on mating a b16a head with a b18c block... thanks
can you say waste of $$$
true, you do lose like .1-.2 compression my putting on a B16 head on a GSR block. a thinner head gasket or B16 pistons will take care of that. no biggie. the B16 is better if u get higher lift cams. especially if u port and polish it. im going for this setup now. all i need is my skunk valvetraina dn then my b16 head is getting shipped to portflow. i should be over 200whp easy with this setup
with a B16 head u lose .4 compression points. y is everyone claiming .1 and .2 points, its .4. do the math it works.
i hear that, im lookin for a GSR head but i want a newer one 99+ only. dont want something thats been thrashed on or worn out. plus smaller combustion chamber, woohoo.
yes, its called LS/VTEC
heres another thread on this same subject
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=326648
heres another thread on this same subject
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=326648


