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Old 05-30-2006, 05:02 PM
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Type-R heads are also a pr-3 with a mild port.
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Old 05-30-2006, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by SlowLS
Type-R heads are also a pr-3 with a mild port.
yeah, mild factor port with different cams & springs.. but in the world of aftermarket.. none of it matters
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Old 05-30-2006, 07:37 PM
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Originally Posted by 924drsleeper
yeah, mild factor port with different cams & springs.. but in the world of aftermarket.. none of it matters
this is true, which I why I bought a b16 head instead of a type-R.
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Old 05-31-2006, 07:10 AM
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Originally Posted by BoostLag



All motor setup on a B18 block/head = 5-7k

Turbo setup on a B18/block head = 2-3k

The realization you wasted a shit load of money getting the motor to barely put out 200whp..when with a turbo you can put down 250-300+ for 3k = Priceless
I don't see how everyone spends that much to make a motor. I agree with the turbo idea though. I didn't know if he was trying to go with a N/A motor or boost.
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i say stick with the b16 head get some higher comp pistons idk about ctrs.
if you can get the head ported by a good shop do it. get some good cams and you are good to go... boost is nice but gets pricey when it's done right. it's all about preference. i stay na because i don't want to worry about extra things... and na motors don't need alot of power to be pretty quick unlike turbos but i still have repsect for turbos...
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Originally Posted by esohsee
i say stick with the b16 head get some higher comp pistons idk about ctrs.
if you can get the head ported by a good shop do it. get some good cams and you are good to go... boost is nice but gets pricey when it's done right. it's all about preference. i stay na because i don't want to worry about extra things... and na motors don't need alot of power to be pretty quick unlike turbos but i still have repsect for turbos...
allmotor is the most expensive way to go, & they run cool times but trap low speeds.. which mean there not as fast on the street as they seem to be at the track. I like allmotor cars & all.. But I like big power..
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