B20 vtec question
I'm a serious newb I'm 18 this is my first car/ swap I'm tryna put a motor together an I'm on a budget I want to go b20 vtec jus a b20 block with a b16 head and GSR tranny with some headers, straight pup , an clutch. My question is wat b20 block should I go with? I heard mad different **** I'm Planning on keepin it all motor an stock internals for the most part. Wat would be better low or high comp. Also should I be leaning towards an ls block?
I guess I'll be the first. 1. Search... there's a lot of info about this swap and the differences between the b20 motors... 2. low compression vs high it depends on what you want to do. If you are staying stock internals high compression motor would be better.
most b20s come from crv which are all automatic for the most part.
most b20s come from crv which are all automatic for the most part.
Go with a mild B20 build and try not to kill yourself. Seriously, you'll want to do 2 things: 1) beat the hell out of the motor until it breaks and 2) prove that you're invincible. Anyways, that's what I would have done but having a lower power motor did me a lot of good. A mild B20 VTEC build would still be over 200whp, plenty of torque, and a lot of fun to drive. After you've beat on that for a while then do a serious build. Trust me, a B20 VTEC setup is pretty stout. Get brakes first.
yea ima try to keep it simple just b16 head,b20 block, gsr tranny, 4-1 headers wit 2.5 straight pipe, and prolly a stage 3 clutch..mite switch up the pistons.. i jus dnt kno wat b20 to get
Go with a mild B20 build and try not to kill yourself. Seriously, you'll want to do 2 things: 1) beat the hell out of the motor until it breaks and 2) prove that you're invincible. Anyways, that's what I would have done but having a lower power motor did me a lot of good. A mild B20 VTEC build would still be over 200whp, plenty of torque, and a lot of fun to drive. After you've beat on that for a while then do a serious build. Trust me, a B20 VTEC setup is pretty stout. Get brakes first.
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Indeed. Get a 3" exhaust and get a muffler. All these kids and their straight pipes. 
They make straight throughs. You wouldn't notice the difference and it would calm the sound down a bit. A resonator would help too. I can't stand 100+db street cars. They're bad hearing them from the outside, i would die driving that.

They make straight throughs. You wouldn't notice the difference and it would calm the sound down a bit. A resonator would help too. I can't stand 100+db street cars. They're bad hearing them from the outside, i would die driving that.
damm im still reading up on this.. i keep hearing different **** everywere on this motor but from wat i read the b16 head was the best head..wat will be the best upgrade for the block if i was too upgrade somethin
plus that small amount of flow on top end thats not even noticeable that the b16 head flows over the gsr head, isnt worth getting the b16 instead of the gsr, so what you heard was false
I got stock b20b block, gsr head & trans. 2.5 ebay cat back and shrt ram 3in intake. Its lotsa fun to drive.
Up coming mods:
Blox IM, 73mm TB, type r throttle cable, adj. cam gears Civic type r cams and valve train, 4-1 header moded to 3in. str8 pipe, fuel pressure reg. 3.5 to 3'' CAI. hondats S300.
And a tune of course...
Up coming mods:
Blox IM, 73mm TB, type r throttle cable, adj. cam gears Civic type r cams and valve train, 4-1 header moded to 3in. str8 pipe, fuel pressure reg. 3.5 to 3'' CAI. hondats S300.
And a tune of course...
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