jdm b20b civic wagon dyno
Last week i pulled the b18a1 out of the wagon and put in...
- jdm b20b 9.6:1 engine
- jdm itr 4-2-1 2.5 collector
- full 2.5" exhaust. No cat, magnaflow resonator, dynomax vt muffler.
- homemade intake tube.
-obd1 running p75.
-pr4 intake manifold.
144whp.
134tq.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IQNyGZ...ature=youtu.be
- jdm b20b 9.6:1 engine
- jdm itr 4-2-1 2.5 collector
- full 2.5" exhaust. No cat, magnaflow resonator, dynomax vt muffler.
- homemade intake tube.
-obd1 running p75.
-pr4 intake manifold.
144whp.
134tq.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IQNyGZ...ature=youtu.be
same here with the p75 manifold, and i have mine on a neptune street tune. virtual dyno put down 145hp and 142tq so its damn consistent to your results. i love how these things put down the whp that they are flywheel rated for!
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140/130, completely stock. That's pretty legit. I'm a huge advocate of B20VTEC builds which are known to put out around 200/200 on a decent budget. These motors are awesome, IMO.
i'm not really a fan of the hi revving involved in a b20vtec. It's just a preference of mine. I think my next move is small turbo that spools quickly. if i do that, i will swap an LS 5th into my y1 lsd trans at the same time.
lol I actually use an s1 b16 trans with ls 5th. It is a love/hate thing. Nice hwy cruising rpm but damn the gear is sooooo long. Turbo would definitely help to push through it.
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