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Old 11-23-2006, 12:07 PM
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im guessin it would be cheaper to buy a type r for my 97 ex than to do a full rebuild and turbo my d16y8, anyone have some advice? im looking to make my coupe about a mid 13 second car for cheap, but i wanna do it right. its also a daily driver for now so i figured a stock type r would serve well.
Old 11-23-2006, 12:11 PM
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if you want an engine to drop in and just throw bolt on's on, get a b18c5. if you want to do other engine work, get a b18c1.
Old 11-23-2006, 12:13 PM
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build the d series...the b18c5 alone will cost you about $4000 thats motor, tranny, ecu, everything..but then you have to figure in the cost of install and any misc. parts you need...so you could EASILY build and turbo your d series for the same if not less and make more power and be cheaper to repair....my vote is build and turbo the d16
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that sounds right but down the road when im more financially stable, i would like to do internal work on the type r. i think that would be the right move, id have the motor, and then i could save up for internals. a decent turbo kit for a d16 is about two grand alone, and after all the internals and machining, i think i would blow more than four. im startin to search for everything now though so ill know for sure.
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Originally Posted by car2ner316
that sounds right but down the road when im more financially stable, i would like to do internal work on the type r. i think that would be the right move, id have the motor, and then i could save up for internals. a decent turbo kit for a d16 is about two grand alone, and after all the internals and machining, i think i would blow more than four. im startin to search for everything now though so ill know for sure.
if you plan to do internal work on the itr later on, i would just save yourself some initial $$ and get the b18c1.
Old 11-23-2006, 12:22 PM
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if your gonna go forced indcution take snoopy's advice and get the b18c1...if your going n/a then the b18c5 w/o question
Old 11-23-2006, 12:23 PM
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well even then ill end up spending more than four grand on right after i get a new motor. i wanna build a na motor so im gonna end up buy i/h/e right off the bat. is it possible to use my apexi ws for a dohc motor?
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even if going NA i would go with a b18c1. if you're going to rip out and replace the internals do it to a b18c1.
Old 11-23-2006, 12:28 PM
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is the b18c5 usdm? couldnt i buy type r internals and have a c1? ive never looked into the stats that much. either way if i rebuild the d ill prolly put it in a hatch or crx for a track car.
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there is a USDM b18c5 and JDM version...i THINK the only diff. is slightly high compression in the JDM version



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