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Old 01-18-2008, 01:55 PM
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Default Poor Mans Type-R

i have a fully worked b16 head crower ctr+ cams dual spring and titanium retainers. port and polish, three angle valve job, 30 thousands milled off.
Now my question is i have this head and a friend of mine wants me to do a gsr bottom end and use my p30 pistons in it. another friend said use the ls crank and rods but i am definantly not doing that what i wanna know is it worth the say 600.00 bucks to buy the gsr bottom end or should i just rebuild my b16 and use the 500.00-600.00 for it. The thing i like about doing the gsr bottom end is the compression will be high 12's
LMK WHAT YOU OPINION IS

THANKS TIM


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Old 01-20-2008, 09:27 AM
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any advice?
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more displacement is always better
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Default Re: Poor Mans Type-R (rex89sir2)

gsr bottom end with your set up=poor mans type-r!
i say do it, mo powa!!!
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