View Poll Results: B series or D series engine, which is better?
B series



13
76.47%
D series



4
23.53%
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B or D series engine
Originally Posted by Pete
I know I have seen this quote before but I can't remember who it is from:
"The most work that should ever be done on a D-Series is taking it out."
"The most work that should ever be done on a D-Series is taking it out."
Last edited by twinring; Mar 7, 2006 at 08:45 AM.
Originally Posted by twinring
Id agree unless that D series is a D16a2... Best D series ever, same RS ratio as a ferarri with great combustion chamber shapes, and steel main caps, and simpler timing dynamics over a dual cam.
D series is the economy motor, the B series is the motor more geared towards racing and performance.
My buddy had a D16 from my 96 ex with a T3/T4 @ 11 psi and it hauled ass! He was running low 13's until he blew it up after his water pump died. So now hes got a B18 from a 93 GSR whoaaa big difference. Yeah the D series was cheaper to build but I admit the dohc has alot of torque in comparison. So D series if ya on a budget. I gave him my old motor and I'm sure you could pick one up for hardly nothing.:hsdunno:
Both engines have there pros and cons.
D-series are MUCH cheaper to build, and can have a good power range(i've heard up to 300hp, turbo, of course).
B-series engines are more expensive, but are fast out the box, and can reach an insanely high amound of hp. Plus, they have a plethora of aftermarket parts to work with. Some d-series engines (like the zc) are gonna be harder to find aftermarket parts for.
D-series are MUCH cheaper to build, and can have a good power range(i've heard up to 300hp, turbo, of course).
B-series engines are more expensive, but are fast out the box, and can reach an insanely high amound of hp. Plus, they have a plethora of aftermarket parts to work with. Some d-series engines (like the zc) are gonna be harder to find aftermarket parts for.

