Crower's Econo Rods And Turbo Set Up
Has anyone tried these? I know i should just step up and get the ones that can handle more power but $$$ is an issue. Heres the set up.
91 CRX (2200lbs!)
JDM B20B
Wiesco Pistions 9.8 CR 2.2 ltr bore. 95mm I think? someone correct me plz!
Crower Econo Rods
Block Guard (help relieve pressure from sleeves) How much does this cost? How much do GE sleeves cost?
then I start boosting more then I need traction help and possibly axles that
can handle the power. What are your thoughts on this?
Prolly boost to 20psi w/ T3/T04E 60 TRIM w/.63 A/R turbine.
I also be going with some 550cc or bigger injectors and ZDYNE.
Any other suggestions? Keep in mind that this will be a daily driver.
If I can't do this and boost to 20psi w/race gas then I prolly will just stick w/ the stock pistons/rods until something goes wrong and she dies.
thanks
Blaze
91 CRX (2200lbs!)
JDM B20B
Wiesco Pistions 9.8 CR 2.2 ltr bore. 95mm I think? someone correct me plz!
Crower Econo Rods
Block Guard (help relieve pressure from sleeves) How much does this cost? How much do GE sleeves cost?
then I start boosting more then I need traction help and possibly axles that
can handle the power. What are your thoughts on this?
Prolly boost to 20psi w/ T3/T04E 60 TRIM w/.63 A/R turbine.
I also be going with some 550cc or bigger injectors and ZDYNE.
Any other suggestions? Keep in mind that this will be a daily driver.
If I can't do this and boost to 20psi w/race gas then I prolly will just stick w/ the stock pistons/rods until something goes wrong and she dies.
thanks
Blaze
You probably wont have too much sleeve left if you bore it to 95mm...
I think your are refering to the eagle 95mm crank since your talking about 2.2 liter...
I suggest no bigger that 84.5mm (~1996cc, 2.0 liter) pistons with the b20 sleeves, they are still not very stong sleeves so BE CAREFUL!!!
I think your are refering to the eagle 95mm crank since your talking about 2.2 liter...
I suggest no bigger that 84.5mm (~1996cc, 2.0 liter) pistons with the b20 sleeves, they are still not very stong sleeves so BE CAREFUL!!!
After reading your post, I respectfully suggest you install a b18c and be done with it. If you boost a 85mm b20, you better fill the block with cement to support the sleeves.
I may be wrong but i think the crower econo rods are really made by eagle and just inspected by crower. dont shoot me if I'm wrong but thats what i was told by a reliable source.
After reading your post, I respectfully suggest you install a b18c and be done with it. If you boost a 85mm b20, you better fill the block with cement to support the sleeves.
Crower sell em but does not recommend em. if you are short on cashn then wait a while. DO it right the first time or your might spend twice as much for repairs.
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unless the b20 is sleeved, you might as well stay stock bore and have fun, no power adders. I tried spraying the b20 that is in my rex. Last year I went 11.3 one pass the next pass my catch can caugth on fire when all 4 sleeves decided to do the splits literaly.Car ran great all motor, as soon a s I got greedy, it bit me. B20's dont like boost unless sleeved. Jason
unless the b20 is sleeved, you might as well stay stock bore and have fun, no power adders. I tried spraying the b20 that is in my rex. Last year I went 11.3 one pass the next pass my catch can caugth on fire when all 4 sleeves decided to do the splits literaly.Car ran great all motor, as soon a s I got greedy, it bit me. B20's dont like boost unless sleeved. Jason
unless the b20 is sleeved, you might as well stay stock bore and have fun, no power adders. I tried spraying the b20 that is in my rex. Last year I went 11.3 one pass the next pass my catch can caugth on fire when all 4 sleeves decided to do the splits literaly.Car ran great all motor, as soon a s I got greedy, it bit me. B20's dont like boost unless sleeved. Jason
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