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B18A1 Non Vtec to Vtec
I bought a 1990 Acura Integra GS with a B18A1 with a Non Vtec head. And I was wondering Which Head from the B series I can swap it out with to make it Vtec. Plus I plain to swap the engine in to a 89 CRX, how much trouble would that be, and what do I need to do the swap.
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RE: B18A1 Non Vtec to Vtec
b18c_ c1, c5 are the gsr and type r, then b18c3
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RE: B18A1 Non Vtec to Vtec
DONT FOR GET THE ALMIGHTY B17A1.... 90-93 gsr 1.7 liter 170 hp..... those heads flow VERY well, but they are VERY hard to come by
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RE: B18A1 Non Vtec to Vtec
The B17 head is no different than the obd1 and obd2 B16 head
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RE: B18A1 Non Vtec to Vtec
Yeah, and you forgot to mention the B16.
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yes it is.. the ports are different and so are the cams....
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RE: B18A1 Non Vtec to Vtec
but why would you want a b16 head on a b18 block? i understand they are both basically the same block, is there anything to be gained by using a 16 head? i did not think there would be, so i kept it to the 18's....
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RE: B18A1 Non Vtec to Vtec
If you get a B16 head, it will lower the compression. This would be good if you plan to run a forced induction set up.
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RE: B18A1 Non Vtec to Vtec
u asked if there was much troble.. well a little ,non vtek to a v-yek takes new wiring on the ecu part and a new oil line to the head aswell..,,,
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RE: B18A1 Non Vtec to Vtec
ORIGINAL: AgentofDarkness If you get a B16 head, it will lower the compression. This would be good if you plan to run a forced induction set up. use a SiR head. lower compression and best flowing. |
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