B18 sir-g From H-motors
Ok, I know that the b18c 94-97 'gsr' complete changeover from H-motors is a b18c sir-g. What, if any, are the key differences in these engines other than thier country of manufacture and the different compression ratios from usdm to jdm. I plan on turbo, hondata, lots of other goodies, but I want to make sure all my planning and parts lists will work for this engine. Lots of GSR aftermarket parts already here--should I get this engine, or should I look for a usdm gsr?
Thanks for the help...Just curious, how do you tell the difference between the two by looking at a picture...I can't tell...I guess it's something small and specific...What is it? (you can name the part, I'll know what you're talking about--One other thing...the cheapest usdm gsr swap kit, (sohfast.com) is about 900 more than the hmotors jdm gsr even with LSD. not to mention you pay more for a usdm swap the lower the miles are. Lowest mileage on a usdm gsr swap I've found was 80k +.If anyone knows where to find a usdm gsr swap that's cheaper/more reliable than what I would get from hmotors, please, let me know.
so see the differance look at the stamp on the tranny housing, b18c = JDM GSR, b18c1 = USDM GSR. If the jdm gsr is cheaper and has less miles and has a lsd then why the hells not ? The JDM one makes about 10 more power anyway. If you are tearing it down usdm VS JDM is really not an issue. even if you werent rebuilding it I wouldnt wory, I dont think ive ever seen GSr aftermarket parts usdm or JDM specific, they're really the same engine except for slightly higher comp pistons, and maybe a few other very very small insignificant things. I just got a JDM gsr from hmotors with 37K miles with LSD for 3300 shipped. Bottom line is to go JDM, its cheaper and a better engine.


