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    Default b18c1 or b20b

    my ls motor just blew up and i dont know if i should go with a gsr swap or a b20b.witch one would be a good choice and why?
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    just rebuild it and put a b16 head on there

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    If you have the money for either then just go with the GSR. You have the option to boost it on the stock sleeves without worrying much, unlike the b20.

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    BUMP.... had the same ?...

    B20
    Year: JDM '97-98
    Valve Train: DOHC, 16 Valves
    Transmission: Hydraulic
    Displacement: 1997cc
    Compression: 8.8:1
    HP: 126 @ 5400rpm
    Torque: 133 lb-ft @ 4300rpm

    B18C GSR
    Year: JDM 96-01
    Valve Train: DOHC, VTEC, 16 Valve
    Transmission: Hydraulic
    Displacement: 1797cc
    Compression: 10.0:1
    HP: 178 @ 7600rpm
    Torque: 128 lb-ft @ 6200rpm
    Redline: 8200rpm

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    gsr all day. if u need to know y u need to search.


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    Quote Originally Posted by no mo hondas
    gsr all day. if u need to know y u need to search.
    yup gsr unless u dont want any vtec

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    id say you just get another ls and boost it like jesse did. you know his pulls.

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    gsr
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    do b20/vtec, they're fasst

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    if you have the money go with the gsr, bec later down the road if u go with a b20 youll have to bore out resleeve and much more and hope you dont throw a rod bec of to high of comp. gsr you can boost on stock internals with no problem(as long as you dont put to much boost on it, which is 11 psi)

    and even if you dont go boost, the gsr has a much higher red line, more stock WHP, and is a more dependable motor.
    if you got the b20 to get and power out of it really is to make it a b20 VTEC, which is a pain in the ass! you would have to find the conversion head gasket, the right head studs, etc. and not to mention, with the b20 you would have to put a tranny on it, swap the head,(and if u didnt swap the head you would atleast have to find the correct intake mani.) and put the motor in the car.

    with the gsr t would just be swap, wire up VTEC and whatnot, and go

    so imho do the gsr

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    Okay let me revise my statement. I know how you drive the car. Ive been beating the hell out of by gsr for about 40k and its still truckin. I know you havent had the ls long and it died in about 10k? You drive like i do. Spend the money and do it right.

    do it cheep, do it twice

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    I like the b20z

    more hp t and tq than ls and way cheaper than a GSR plus it has low end power unlike the vtec b series

    just my opinion
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    Quote Originally Posted by seanrg1116
    I like the b20z

    more hp t and tq than ls and way cheaper than a GSR plus it has low end power unlike the vtec b series

    just my opinion
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    do a b20b with a b16 tranny. if u have extra money do a vtec head. i have a b20b vtec and its very fun to drive. Havn't had any problems just put good quality parts into it. I have to say i had a gsr but the b20vtec is putting out way more power than my gsr. And way more fun to drive. also was cheaper.

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    If you want to see some vids i made of me racing just pm me ill send u link.

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    the down side is that its his dd for now. bailey is your mom letting you use the bmw while your car is down?

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    Lol my car is my dd still runs strong never had a motor issue yet! *knock on wood*

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    i got my gsr longblock for $800.... come get it homie.... you know how i roll! lol

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    ^ i told him about it but he is being lazy and wants something he can just drop right in. "i dont feel like putting it back together." is what i got.

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    b20 nitrous is a killa!

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    why is this even a question?


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    Quote Originally Posted by SiRed94
    why is this even a question?
    i think we are on the same page.


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    b20 w/ gsr head and gsr/b16 tranny


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