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Originally Posted by sherwood
i'd say run 8 psi on a c1 if possible for reliability and performance purposes
h: so how would the B20 hold up with about 4-6 psi totally stock internally? and would the B20 out of a CRV be easy to swap into the teg?
Like i said before, it would be fine. It's just like putting an LS motor into an integra. Use the LS harness, ECU, intake manifold, clutch, flywheel, tranny, mounts. It's the same exact motor externally, except for the intake manifold.
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Originally Posted by dubcac
Like i said before, it would be fine. It's just like putting an LS motor into an integra. Use the LS harness, ECU, intake manifold, clutch, flywheel, tranny, mounts. It's the same exact motor externally, except for the intake manifold.
I have a P8R head sitting in my garage. And yes, the B20Z is better, or the 99-00 B20Z...higher compression, more power. As for the OBD2 motor, you'd be fine putting it into your car. Just use your OBD1 distributor and ECU.
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Originally Posted by JoePannone
im not going to be building the motor or anything, i just want to have a little more get-up-and-go power and still stay reliable. this is a daily driver so im not going to be running a lot of boost on the motor (4-6 psi). so which would be the better motor for my purpose?
Originally Posted by JoePannone
im not going to be building the motor or anything, i just want to have a little more get-up-and-go power and still stay reliable. this is a daily driver so im not going to be running a lot of boost on the motor (4-6 psi). so which would be the better motor for my purpose?
You'll run 4-6 psi for a month, then you'll want more and more and more and more..... All forged... 25 psi! 450 whp....
Originally Posted by sirg-vtec
then stay away from turbo. I know its cool to have an intercooler and when you car go pshhhhh but if you want something for reliability, why not just swap in a b18c1 or c5? It'll last you another 100K+ miles with a little more hp than the b18b.
so would i be safe running 4-6 psi on the B20 daily with some tuning?
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Originally Posted by sirg-vtec
then stay away from turbo. I know its cool to have an intercooler and when you car go pshhhhh but if you want something for reliability, why not just swap in a b18c1 or c5? It'll last you another 100K+ miles with a little more hp than the b18b.
I am running 8 psi daily driven on my GSR motor with 138k miles with little to no downtime. I am failing to see your point.


