b20b4 turbo eg hatch?
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So i blew up my built boosted b16 and it was completely ruined......i now bought a low mileage unmolested b20b4
im wondering how quick this should be compared to a turbod b16 with low comp pistons and eagle rods?
I have a chipped p28 what should i do for a tune since i now have no vtec...just not plug it in?
how many pounds of boost should i run on a stock b20?
any things i should watch out for? thanks alot guys...sorry if i sound dumb, im just new with the whole 2.0 liter game lol
im wondering how quick this should be compared to a turbod b16 with low comp pistons and eagle rods?
I have a chipped p28 what should i do for a tune since i now have no vtec...just not plug it in?
how many pounds of boost should i run on a stock b20?
any things i should watch out for? thanks alot guys...sorry if i sound dumb, im just new with the whole 2.0 liter game lol
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Not going to be using the b16 head.
So do you think i should run about 8psi
er what is safe on stock internals because i hear that b20 cylinder walls are paper thin
what do yall think i should rev out to?
thanks alot for the help guys!
So do you think i should run about 8psi
er what is safe on stock internals because i hear that b20 cylinder walls are paper thin
what do yall think i should rev out to?
thanks alot for the help guys!
definitely will not be **** slow without vtec...here's one of my favorite b20 turbo vids.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ight=b20+turbo enjoy
it's not that the walls are paper thin...it's that they're a one piece design so they're more prone to cracking if there's a lot of shifting going on.
there are plenty of success stories, however, with people romping on boosted b20s WITH A GOOD TUNE that last quite some time.
and you won't need to rev that high because you'll have 2 liters of air spinning your turbo vs. 1.6
what are you looking for outta this setup? is it a dd?
https://honda-tech.com/forums/showth...ight=b20+turbo enjoy
it's not that the walls are paper thin...it's that they're a one piece design so they're more prone to cracking if there's a lot of shifting going on.
there are plenty of success stories, however, with people romping on boosted b20s WITH A GOOD TUNE that last quite some time.
and you won't need to rev that high because you'll have 2 liters of air spinning your turbo vs. 1.6
what are you looking for outta this setup? is it a dd?
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