i have a chose between GSR or baby type r. the tranny im using is a gsr and i have type r cams, adjustable cam gears and vtec controller,the car is goin to hit a dyno to be tuned. the difference in compression is only .2. the gsr is only 10.4 and the baby type r is 10.2.will that make a big diffenence in power?
please help me choose
p.s the motor is goin to be in a eg6

 

a baby type r? am i missing soemthing?

 

yea seriously
whats a baby type r?
a poor mans r?

 

Yeah I'm with those guys. Can you elaborate on what exactly a baby type r is??

 

Baby Type-R????????

 

Baby type R = CTR???

 

A ctr is a "baby type r"? wtf!?

 

CTR= 1.6L compare to ITR=1.8. Didn't you see my question mark? It's just a guess

 

i hate to say it but my h23/h22a in my crx will spank you. My first time slip was a 13.4 on street tires. Are you going all motor???

 

There are a few GSR swaps here with just basic bolt on's that run similar times. Not saying they're quicker, but close. Tom's C5 could probably hit high 12's on slicks with a basically stock motor. It's all about the driver.

 

who said anything about spankin anyone

 

i baby type r is a gsr bottom with a b16 head

it almost a type r but the head and pistons are different

 

Yes there are and mine is one of them

1992 Civic VX with 99 B18C1:

JUN III cams, JUN cam gears, ITR valvetrain, Injen intake, JDM ITR 4-1 header, OEM LSD, custom 2.5" piping with ES muffler, GSR fuel pump, Apex-i VAFC, 14" HX wheels with Azenis tires. Full interior, no weight reduction, daily driven = 13.7@102.3 mph

 

Well since the ITR head and B16 head are the same PR-3 casting, throw some ITR pistons and rods in a GSR block, or even use the GSR rods. With a GSR block (stock internals) and a B16 head, you are looking at 9.6:1 or so comprssion, not so great for NA.

Also, there is something wrong with that JUN II setup, have you had it dynoed?? If its stock compession thats the problem, i mean, there are VXs with stock GSR swaps running low 14s, ITR swaps w/ bolt ons mid 13s.


[Modified by nfn15037, 3:21 PM 2/10/2003]

 

poor mans r.
not baby type r.