Sorry if its been posted but I've searched and can't seem to find it. I see that there is a B20b and B20z. From what I can tell the B20z makes more hp is this correct? I want to swap my wifes tired LS motor in the 94 teg for a nice clean stock B20. Wheres the best place to find a low mileage motor and what kinda cost am I looking at?
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b20z has more compression
So thats it? Heads are the same?
I have the option of buying a fully worked LS head with Skunk2 valve train and Crower cams in it as well as a nice port and polish job, would this head bolt on and work better than the stock B20 head?
I have the option of buying a fully worked LS head with Skunk2 valve train and Crower cams in it as well as a nice port and polish job, would this head bolt on and work better than the stock B20 head?
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the LS head will bolt right up to the b20. I would recommend that you tune the car if you are using more aggressive cams
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Originally Posted by redsolturbo
be careful of P2v on a z motor.
Care to elaborate a lil more man? I'm a noob to Hondas and have no idea what the P2V is?? Sounds like the code for the head?
Thanks for the help guys!
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Great link! Thanks Unusual!
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you can find b20s for really cheap on the hondamarketplace and on ebay.
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p2v = piston to valve.
should be ok using oem valves/head, jsut clay it if you run larger lift or duration cams, or increase the valve size
should be ok using oem valves/head, jsut clay it if you run larger lift or duration cams, or increase the valve size
p2v- gotcha! I will clay it anyway just for assurance.
I'm not sure which crower cams are in the head, supposed to talk to the guy here soon and take a look at it.
I'm not sure which crower cams are in the head, supposed to talk to the guy here soon and take a look at it.
They should be marked on the Distrbutor side.
