GSR crank in LS/B20 block
B17 crank in a CRV will still be around the same displacement as a GSR or LS around 1800 however it will allow you to rev really high if you want with a lot stronger crank. Don't get me wrong tho my friend still revs his CRVTEC to 9000 just fine with a stock crank. Have fun
B17 crank in a CRV will still be around the same displacement as a GSR or LS around 1800 however it will allow you to rev really high if you want with a lot stronger crank. Don't get me wrong tho my friend still revs his CRVTEC to 9000 just fine with a stock crank. Have fun
Oh yea it's cool, haven't really done that one yet... I figured what you meant was B18C but i just started goin off. It will have all the benefits of the B17 with slightly higher displacement. B17 is like a 81.4mm stroke B18C is like 87.2mm.
If I drop a B18C crank in my B20. Will it become a 1.8 except with bigger pistons? I was thinking of using the B18C crank and rods with a set of afermarket pistons in my JDM B20B. Can anybody shed some more light on this topic? Thanks
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it will be bigger than a 1.8..somewhere around 1900++ CCs..approx 1.9 ltrs..
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it will be bigger than a 1.8..somewhere around 1900++ CCs..approx 1.9 ltrs..
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