View Poll Results: Which motor in this chassis would be faster?

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  • B16

    53 39.85%
  • B20

    80 60.15%
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Thread: B16 VS B20

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    Default B20 Mr Hann

    Not doubting, just wanting to know a little more about the engine??? Is it turbo or NA, I have had a couple on my dyno that were supposed to be pretty bad on the street and none have made over 200hp yet. I have had a couple grocery getter nissans and Mazda's on that are 250+.

    I am working on a B18-B16VTec- bored , slightly stroked and I am shooting for 400hp NA. I will be documenting all of the work and plan on using mostly stock parts. I think the only parts I will have to go aftermarket on will be the cams, and valve springs as the type-R's are not big enough for enough airflow at 10,000+ rpm. I have spoken to a couple Cali time challenge road racers that have hit the number and if all goes well we should be pretty close.

    We are 100% no-BS as we have a Chassis dyno on hand to verify the numbers.

    Just wondering what other folks are using to make sic HP #'s.

    Later,
    dynoman14

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    Quote Originally Posted by dynoman14
    Not doubting, just wanting to know a little more about the engine??? Is it turbo or NA, I have had a couple on my dyno that were supposed to be pretty bad on the street and none have made over 200hp yet. I have had a couple grocery getter nissans and Mazda's on that are 250+.

    I am working on a B18-B16VTec- bored , slightly stroked and I am shooting for 400hp NA. I will be documenting all of the work and plan on using mostly stock parts. I think the only parts I will have to go aftermarket on will be the cams, and valve springs as the type-R's are not big enough for enough airflow at 10,000+ rpm. I have spoken to a couple Cali time challenge road racers that have hit the number and if all goes well we should be pretty close.

    We are 100% no-BS as we have a Chassis dyno on hand to verify the numbers.

    Just wondering what other folks are using to make sic HP #'s.

    Later,
    dynoman14
    whoo... gonna be a bich... good luck in your efforts



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