View Poll Results: Best motor in your opinion?
H22A Type S
5
50.00%
B18C Type R
5
50.00%
Voters: 10. You may not vote on this poll
Need some advice. Opinions wanted!
#11
B18c is a better choice for you then, it takes abuse a little better than a h22.
As for the h2b swap, it's not really a transmission swap, it's just an adapter that allows the use of a b series transmission (preferably b16) with the h series block. It's much more simple than modifying for an h series transmission. Only con is cost. As for a sleeving job, it's nice to know people if you're in the business, so I understand.
As for the h2b swap, it's not really a transmission swap, it's just an adapter that allows the use of a b series transmission (preferably b16) with the h series block. It's much more simple than modifying for an h series transmission. Only con is cost. As for a sleeving job, it's nice to know people if you're in the business, so I understand.
#12
I know one kind of B18 that can reach 300 Hp without being a rice : Frankenstein... Perhaps you guys think different...
Civic 95 + 300 HP B18 Turbo 15 PSI = Ricer
Civic 2005 + 200 HP without turbo kit = Nice car
Civic 2009 + 300 HP Supercharged = very nice car
#13
^ Again, I can't really follow some of your post. Phrases such as "here a b18 is usually not having 300hp" isn't grammatically correct. And we don't care that you're french canadian, it's just that no one can understand you because you can't type. And if you think you can reach 300 hp with a b18 lsv, then you don't know anything in the first place. And why are you comparing cars that are 10 years apart from one another? No one really cares about your tastes of cars here. Efficiency is what it's all about, if you say you have to use a bigger engine to reach 300hp in canada, then that's just sad. period.
#15
http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=684550
#17
#18
He was pointing out that it's not heavier on the front axle by enough to make a difference. You said that it was really heavy. He proved you wrong.
Last edited by trustdestruction; 04-18-2009 at 02:29 PM.