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Old Oct 12, 2003 | 03:46 PM
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Originally posted by Snoopy
no need. the skunk2 manifold is basically just a copy of the itr manifold.
The head does not come with one that makes me mad:madfawk: them for making the double butterfly
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Old Oct 12, 2003 | 05:17 PM
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i say just keep your stock head and use that $800 and use it for a p&p and internals
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Old Oct 12, 2003 | 05:21 PM
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Originally posted by Snoopy
i say just keep your stock head and use that $800 and use it for a p&p and internals
P&P + Cam= very expensive. But good I will look into it, Thanks for all the help Snoopy
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Old Oct 12, 2003 | 06:49 PM
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Just a little info for the curious on B-series intake manifolds:

There are at least three different intake manifold bolt patterns for B-series engines, since there are at least four different variations of B-series cylinder head.

1) PR3/P73 head: B16A, B17A, B16B, B18C (Type-R), B18C3/5
2) PR4 head: B18A/B, B20B/Z
3) P72 head: B18C (SiR-G), B18C1

The B20A/B21A probably also used a different manifold, but I have no confrirmation nor do I know the head casting code. I do know that the head itself is vastly different from any other B-series, so a different manifold bolt pattern would make sense.

Exhaust manifold bolt patterns are identical for PR3/P73, PR4, and P72 type heads. Go figure. The B20A/B21A, once again I don't know.
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Old Oct 12, 2003 | 07:19 PM
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Originally posted by Kai
Just a little info for the curious on B-series intake manifolds:

There are at least three different intake manifold bolt patterns for B-series engines, since there are at least four different variations of B-series cylinder head.

1) PR3/P73 head: B16A, B17A, B16B, B18C (Type-R), B18C3/5
2) PR4 head: B18A/B, B20B/Z
3) P72 head: B18C (SiR-G), B18C1

The B20A/B21A probably also used a different manifold, but I have no confrirmation nor do I know the head casting code. I do know that the head itself is vastly different from any other B-series, so a different manifold bolt pattern would make sense.

Exhaust manifold bolt patterns are identical for PR3/P73, PR4, and P72 type heads. Go figure. The B20A/B21A, once again I don't know.

Thanks for the info:thumbup:
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Old Oct 13, 2003 | 06:43 PM
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Originally posted by Snoopy
i say just keep your stock head and use that $800 and use it for a p&p and internals
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Old Oct 14, 2003 | 12:29 AM
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I haven't posted here in eons...

Keep your GS-R head, swap the internals from the itr head in it. Sell the ITR head, use the cash for a port/polish on your GS-R head. Now you'll have a head that outflows the ITR head and higher compression. Have fun...
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