Gsr crank in B16 block
well for one, what year GSR crank are you asking about 92-932 GSR/1.7L or 94-00 GSR/1.8L?
the 1.7L crank will drop right into a B16A block, but you'll need B17A rods as well in order for all to work like butta.
the 1.8L crank on the otherhand, is not a drop-in-and-go application. Machining needs to be done since the P72 crank's journal's are a smaller width than a B16A & B17A's crank+rod journals.....and not to mention, you'd tottally need custom rods & possibly pistons to make it all work (some aftermarket rods don't accept an OEM piston, or do but need mod'ing). The $$$ adds up and quite frankly is not worth doing IMO. And yes, the rod ratio would suck major kitty litter.
the 1.7L crank will drop right into a B16A block, but you'll need B17A rods as well in order for all to work like butta.
the 1.8L crank on the otherhand, is not a drop-in-and-go application. Machining needs to be done since the P72 crank's journal's are a smaller width than a B16A & B17A's crank+rod journals.....and not to mention, you'd tottally need custom rods & possibly pistons to make it all work (some aftermarket rods don't accept an OEM piston, or do but need mod'ing). The $$$ adds up and quite frankly is not worth doing IMO. And yes, the rod ratio would suck major kitty litter.
The reason im asking is cause i been sitting on this b-16 block for a while ..
to givve you an idea how long
it was one of the first to receive Sleeves @ 84mm from Dan Benson a lonnnggg time ago
i dont want to let it go to waste like my Revhard hard custom. turbo kit sitting around collecting dust
to givve you an idea how long
it was one of the first to receive Sleeves @ 84mm from Dan Benson a lonnnggg time ago
i dont want to let it go to waste like my Revhard hard custom. turbo kit sitting around collecting dust
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B20---Vtec »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">how about the 94-00 gsr crank ??
thanks for the valuable info</TD></TR></TABLE>
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the 1.8L crank on the otherhand, is not a drop-in-and-go application. Machining needs to be done since the P72 crank's journal's are a smaller width than a B16A & B17A's crank+rod journals.....and not to mention, you'd tottally need custom rods & possibly pistons to make it all work (some aftermarket rods don't accept an OEM piston, or do but need mod'ing). The $$$ adds up and quite frankly is not worth doing IMO. And yes, the rod ratio would suck major kitty litter.
thanks for the valuable info</TD></TR></TABLE>
retype:
the 1.8L crank on the otherhand, is not a drop-in-and-go application. Machining needs to be done since the P72 crank's journal's are a smaller width than a B16A & B17A's crank+rod journals.....and not to mention, you'd tottally need custom rods & possibly pistons to make it all work (some aftermarket rods don't accept an OEM piston, or do but need mod'ing). The $$$ adds up and quite frankly is not worth doing IMO. And yes, the rod ratio would suck major kitty litter.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B20---Vtec »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">gotcha...
i just got a line on a b17 crank.
i will just do that and let it alone</TD></TR></TABLE>
good idea.... 1.7L ownz j00!
oh yeah, make sure you get the 1.7L rods too....their hard to find as stand alones.
i just got a line on a b17 crank.
i will just do that and let it alone</TD></TR></TABLE>
good idea.... 1.7L ownz j00!
oh yeah, make sure you get the 1.7L rods too....their hard to find as stand alones.
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