Suggestion on forged pistons with Blox cams
Hi I currently have a B20VTEC with all stock setup. I am going to upgrade the block with forged internals for turbo. I already have a set of Blox BXCM-10108 Tuner Series Type-C Cams lying around. but those dont clear the stock B20 pistons.
I am looking for suggestion on which forged pistons to use for my turbo setup that will clear the Blox cams
Camshaft Specifications:
Intake
Duration: 268° @ 0.04” Lift: 0.481”
Exhaust
Duration: 264° @ 0.04” Lift: 0.458”
I am looking for suggestion on which forged pistons to use for my turbo setup that will clear the Blox cams
Camshaft Specifications:
Intake
Duration: 268° @ 0.04” Lift: 0.481”
Exhaust
Duration: 264° @ 0.04” Lift: 0.458”
Tip #1: Get some cams that weren't made by a 5 year old in Taiwan.
How exactly do you know they won't "clear"? Have you clayed them? Talked to a tuner?
How exactly do you know they won't "clear"? Have you clayed them? Talked to a tuner?
I know they wont "clear" cuz i tried them on when building my B20VTEC
Last edited by darkstarbd; Aug 7, 2014 at 07:09 AM.
If you are just aiming for 300whp, cast pistons will do just fine. I think the stock B20Z piston "PHK" in an 84.25 or 84.5mm bore will do you well. That would give you right around 10:1 compression, maybe a hair more. And yiu can get then for cheeeaaap on ebay. Full sets are like $120 with rings and wrist pins
If you are just aiming for 300whp, cast pistons will do just fine. I think the stock B20Z piston "PHK" in an 84.25 or 84.5mm bore will do you well. That would give you right around 10:1 compression, maybe a hair more. And yiu can get then for cheeeaaap on ebay. Full sets are like $120 with rings and wrist pins
I am looking for some info on which forged piston will "clear" these cams
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there isn't a single reason why you should have valve to valve and piston to valve interference with those cams...
unless you have them timed wrong, haven't degreed them, or the block and head have been milled too much.
That's a fairly mild cam profile by todays standards... the only issue I might see is if you have oversized valves the valve reliefs in the piston might not be big enough.
you're doing something wrong.
unless you have them timed wrong, haven't degreed them, or the block and head have been milled too much.
That's a fairly mild cam profile by todays standards... the only issue I might see is if you have oversized valves the valve reliefs in the piston might not be big enough.
you're doing something wrong.
there isn't a single reason why you should have valve to valve and piston to valve interference with those cams...
unless you have them timed wrong, haven't degreed them, or the block and head have been milled too much.
That's a fairly mild cam profile by todays standards... the only issue I might see is if you have oversized valves the valve reliefs in the piston might not be big enough.
you're doing something wrong.
unless you have them timed wrong, haven't degreed them, or the block and head have been milled too much.
That's a fairly mild cam profile by todays standards... the only issue I might see is if you have oversized valves the valve reliefs in the piston might not be big enough.
you're doing something wrong.
there isn't a single reason why you should have valve to valve and piston to valve interference with those cams...
unless you have them timed wrong, haven't degreed them, or the block and head have been milled too much.
That's a fairly mild cam profile by todays standards... the only issue I might see is if you have oversized valves the valve reliefs in the piston might not be big enough.
you're doing something wrong.
unless you have them timed wrong, haven't degreed them, or the block and head have been milled too much.
That's a fairly mild cam profile by todays standards... the only issue I might see is if you have oversized valves the valve reliefs in the piston might not be big enough.
you're doing something wrong.
wondering how it will perform with a turbonetics 11023
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Told you lol 
Glad you got the issue resolved. What exactly was wrong with the gears and whose were they?

Glad you got the issue resolved. What exactly was wrong with the gears and whose were they?
Thats probably too much turbo for what you are trying to do. You will be making 300whp at probably 6-8psi, but you wont reach full boost until ~3500-4000 rpm.
You would be much better off with a GT2871, or at least a T3 with the small housing (.48?). Unless you have plans to go bigger in the near future (350+whp) which would also mean you would need sleeves, then you should get a smaller, more responsive turbo and have fun.
You would be much better off with a GT2871, or at least a T3 with the small housing (.48?). Unless you have plans to go bigger in the near future (350+whp) which would also mean you would need sleeves, then you should get a smaller, more responsive turbo and have fun.
cam timing was perfected by setting at Intake +10deg and exhaust +6deg
I also saw that many ppl use s2s2 cams on b20vtec. my cams have slightly lesser lift than the s2s2...so theoretically these should not have any clearance issues as u said
Thats probably too much turbo for what you are trying to do. You will be making 300whp at probably 6-8psi, but you wont reach full boost until ~3500-4000 rpm.
You would be much better off with a GT2871, or at least a T3 with the small housing (.48?). Unless you have plans to go bigger in the near future (350+whp) which would also mean you would need sleeves, then you should get a smaller, more responsive turbo and have fun.
You would be much better off with a GT2871, or at least a T3 with the small housing (.48?). Unless you have plans to go bigger in the near future (350+whp) which would also mean you would need sleeves, then you should get a smaller, more responsive turbo and have fun.
right now, on the stock block with PHK pistons, i will be using a godspeed wastegate at 5psi spring pressure and have a turboxs hpbc to tweak the boost up. eventually my goal is to have between 350-400whp, or until my FIC 775s max out :p
anyways, isnt it usually like 10whp per psi of boost?
"10 BHP per PSI" is a VERY rough estimate, given to people who don't understand the complex math behind power creation. Want to learn the math? Read this.
Also, you're using a lot of cheap parts in places you shouldn't be. Godspeed and TurboXS aren't really names I'd be trusting under my hood.
Also, you're using a lot of cheap parts in places you shouldn't be. Godspeed and TurboXS aren't really names I'd be trusting under my hood.
"10 BHP per PSI" is a VERY rough estimate, given to people who don't understand the complex math behind power creation. Want to learn the math? Read this.
Also, you're using a lot of cheap parts in places you shouldn't be. Godspeed and TurboXS aren't really names I'd be trusting under my hood.
Also, you're using a lot of cheap parts in places you shouldn't be. Godspeed and TurboXS aren't really names I'd be trusting under my hood.
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