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    Default WHICH IS BETTER??

    JUST CURIOUS TO SEE WHAT IS THE BIG DIFFERENCE OR IF THERE IS ANY DIFF. FROM A B18B1 COMPLETE TO A B18B1 WITH A B20B HEAD??
    WHICH ROUTE WOULD YOU GUYS GO FOR??

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    both will put u in the same place ls b20 will just cost u more for no reason.


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    in the far run, b20 and b18b1 are the same thing.
    some say b20 head has better air flow, i doubt it

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue_gt View Post
    some say b20 head has better air flow, i doubt it
    the b20z head but they are rare to find.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Barefoot View Post
    the b20z head but they are rare to find.
    theres your answer

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    heard b20b head have better air flow, so if it does, it is worth it?

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    told u so lol.

    Quote Originally Posted by blue_gt View Post
    theres your answer

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    Quote Originally Posted by hmong_Spec View Post
    heard b20b head have better air flow, so if it does, it is worth it?

    It is the same head as an LS. p75. The p8r is the b20z head
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    wait, now the b20b head is the same as the ls head? WTF?

    Quote Originally Posted by Starrfire View Post
    It is the same head as an LS. p75. The p8r is the b20z head

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    yeah...honda used alot of the same castings for diff heads and blocks...just put diff internals
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    ^^^ i knoe, but people is saying that the b20b head is different with better air flow. now that dude is saying that the b20z have different head?

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    b20b head is a ls head the b20z head is a upgraded ls head


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    the b20b's have the same head as the 94+ LS motors
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    Quote Originally Posted by Barefoot View Post
    b20b head is a ls head the b20z head is a upgraded ls head

    this man knows whats up
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    well i just found out that i have the b18a1 block with a b20b head..!!so don't know if that'll do anything.. also have the s1 tranny to run on my db...hmm.. how will that perform...??

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    Quote Originally Posted by AMD_Civic View Post
    well i just found out that i have the b18a1 block with a b20b head..!!so don't know if that'll do anything.. also have the s1 tranny to run on my db...hmm.. how will that perform...??
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    just like an LS swap
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    Quote Originally Posted by blue_gt View Post
    in the far run, b20 and b18b1 are the same thing.
    some say b20 head has better air flow, i doubt it
    Quote Originally Posted by Barefoot View Post
    the b20z head but they are rare to find.
    Quote Originally Posted by hmong_Spec View Post
    heard b20b head have better air flow, so if it does, it is worth it?
    Quote Originally Posted by hmong_Spec View Post
    told u so lol.
    Told him incorrect information.

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    ^^^^ awww, u fixed it for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hmong_Spec View Post
    ^^^^ awww, u fixed it for me.
    Nope. Showing you where you went wrong.

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    haha.. punk ass.. had my hopes up..!!haha..just kidding just never had a ls before witha b20 so j/w...

    Quote Originally Posted by punkr6 View Post
    just like an stock LS integra with the same trany. Weak Sauce.....

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    no difference even if you had the b20z head imo. maybe if you had the b20 block...
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    haha.. durh j-bo i know that much.. haha..!!

    Quote Originally Posted by DC2NR View Post
    no difference even if you had the b20z head imo. maybe if you had the b20 block...

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