How to make a B20 v-tech
Originally Posted by preludepride
ok hey thanks man uve been lots of help...umm u know of ne where that i could get just a head?.....and an ecu cause ive looked oon ebay and there way expensive cause there all ported and polished already and there asking like 1500 for the head
you're all wrong, sorry.
you have a b20a engine in your prelude. the b20a has nothing in common with the rest of the b series family except the name. you need a b20b/z block from a crv to do the b20vtec conversion. a b series vtec head will not fit your current block.
you have a b20a engine in your prelude. the b20a has nothing in common with the rest of the b series family except the name. you need a b20b/z block from a crv to do the b20vtec conversion. a b series vtec head will not fit your current block.
Originally Posted by jdmhondalude22
your probably wanting to make the stock motor out of your prelude vtec right? well the B20 vtec motors your hearing about is a B20 out of a crv with a b16 head, or gsr head if you wanted. the motors are a little different. im not too sure what the difference is, just thought id let you know you might not get what you expect out of it. and if your going to do that, you should probably get a b16 tranny too. just my opinion.
i Think the difference the engine becomes a 2.0L and it has more torq:gtfo:
Originally Posted by :snoopy:
you're all wrong, sorry.
you have a b20a engine in your prelude. the b20a has nothing in common with the rest of the b series family except the name. you need a b20b/z block from a crv to do the b20vtec conversion. a b series vtec head will not fit your current block.
you have a b20a engine in your prelude. the b20a has nothing in common with the rest of the b series family except the name. you need a b20b/z block from a crv to do the b20vtec conversion. a b series vtec head will not fit your current block.
i did a lot of research on this a while back. apparently the b20 in your 3rd gen lude is a lot different than the CR-V b20. like, enough so that VTEC-ing it will be next to impossible, as well as very expensive. furthermore, swapping other b-motors into the car is very tough because of the way the motor sits in that car. the hood won't clear. on top of that, the motor leans back a hair, which the other b-series motors don't like, apparently. this is on top of the fact that nobody makes the motor mounts you need, and finding the associated shit will be tough (axles, shift linkage, etc). your best bet is the h22, believe it or not. it can handle the lean, and it has been done before, but hood clearance is tight i think. good luck! use the search feature here, and on honda-tech. you'll find some good threads, as well as my old threads.


