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  1. 07-10-2009, 10:03 AM #1
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    Default ls rods in b18c?

    i'm pretty much a noob as far as the interchangeablity of parts with the b series. i'm just wanting to know that if i buy ls rods and pistons, would they be compatible in a b18c block with b18c crank? or should i just buy a ls block and crank? any help would be great! thx
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  2. 07-10-2009, 10:10 AM #2
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    no they arent interchangeable.

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    im just wondering y put ls parts in a gsr???
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    Quote Originally Posted by SX-MAN
    im just wondering y put ls parts in a gsr???
    X2 on that!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 88NaCivic
    X2 on that!!
    yeah... good point...
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    You can put them in a gsr block as long as you use an ls crank.

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    ^ x2 what he said
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    Quote Originally Posted by vtecace23
    You can put them in a gsr block as long as you use an ls crank.
    yup and it will make more power also. It has be proven a 1000. Times too (a gooD. Setup

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    more displacement yo.
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  10. 07-17-2009, 05:48 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by SPOOLIN
    more displacement yo.
    that is very true.. that is the setup that i have in my gsr sleeved block
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