CTR in a b16a question?
Now i have decided to go ctr pistons in my b16a and i have a couple of questions,?
1.) Should i use a thin head gasket, or is the compression high enough?
2.) I was planing to go with skunk2 cams stage 2, will i have any interference problems with the valves hitting the pistons
any advise on this setup would be greatly apreciated
thanks
[Modified by silverCRXTC, 8:26 PM 2/16/2003]
1.) Should i use a thin head gasket, or is the compression high enough?
2.) I was planing to go with skunk2 cams stage 2, will i have any interference problems with the valves hitting the pistons
any advise on this setup would be greatly apreciated
thanks
[Modified by silverCRXTC, 8:26 PM 2/16/2003]
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The comp. will be plenty high enough. I must mix 50/50 110 race gas and 93 in my CRX with same setup. I am using a 94 Del Slow VTEC head gasket. As far as the cams??? Good question I don't beleive there would be a problem, but I don't know for sure. I am using CTR cams in my application. You will need to grind 1mm off each side of your stock b16 rods if you plan on using them with the CTR pistons.
2.) I was planing to go with skunk2 cams stage 2, will i have any interference problems with the valves hitting the pistons
My car set up B16A with CTR piston, Jun III, 2 thous milled. STILL BREAK IN.
As I've seen many B18C has CTR pistons and JUN III without any problem, I think it shouldn't be a problem with B16A, as B18C has more Piston-to-Deck Height so it should have more clearance than B16A.
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That C/R ratio is kinda up in the air I've heard 11.1:1, and 12:1, and honestly I would have to say the latter of the 2 due to my inablity to run regular fuel. I only found one place that supports the 11.1:1 theory I beleive it was JDMHondaparts.com. Not sure though. Lots of resources say 12:1
its 11:1 in a b16a
12.25:1 in a b18c
this is why:
b16b has 10.8:1 and 1.6L stroke
b16a has a 1.6: stroke, but the compression height is a little higher on the ctr piston
so the compression goes from 10.8 to 11.0-11.1
in a b18 the stroke is much more so the compression goes up over 12.
12.25:1 in a b18c
this is why:
b16b has 10.8:1 and 1.6L stroke
b16a has a 1.6: stroke, but the compression height is a little higher on the ctr piston
so the compression goes from 10.8 to 11.0-11.1
in a b18 the stroke is much more so the compression goes up over 12.
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b16a with ctrpistons should be around 11:1
if you are worried about piston-valve clearance you should clay it to be sure
if you are worried about piston-valve clearance you should clay it to be sure
CTR pistons+JUNIII+B16A+1 layers head gasket????
[Modified by evo, 11:20 AM 2/17/2003]
I forgot to mention B16a+ctr slugs+OEM headgasket=11.1 (previously stated). A 2 layer (mugen, modified OEM) headgasket will increase compression by.2. The Mugen HG is overpriced IMO.
also should i bother with the .25mm oversized ctrs? how much is it to bore a block out, i cant find any shops right now, and honestly i doubt that little extra displacement make any difference
also should i bother with the .25mm oversized ctrs? how much is it to bore a block out, i cant find any shops right now, and honestly i doubt that little extra displacement make any difference
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