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okay well i noe this is called a poormans itr, but i was wondering what head bolts could i use? would i use b16 head bolts or gsr bolts?
or rather can i use b16 head bolts? or do i have to use gsr bolts? im asking this because ir ead something on imporbuilder that people strip the head bolt holes, due to shorter headbolts. . . im not sure about this, which is why im asking. . . thanks, kyle __________________
89 EF build: Poorman's ITR 95 GSR bottom end, .25over b16 pistons Pr3 Zealautowerks compression = 11-8-1 ARP head studs, Stock head gasket S2 Pro series IM, w/ Hondata intake gasket Holley 68mm throttle body ITR 4-1 header, w/ 2.5 in magna flow exhaust ( sounds niceeeee btw) kteller 2.5 mandrel bend kit. PnP b16 head w/ dual valve springs and ITR cams Milled about .030 AEM hybrid CAI Running obd1 w/ p28 tuned on chrome Made 178 at churches w/ 2in exhaust and dc 4-2-1 header w/ 2 in collector. |
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you use gsr head studs. and its only a "poor mans itr" if you add itr or ctr pistons. switching from a gsr to a b16 head lowers the c/r of the motor by .3, which hurts power. you need to regain that loss with higher c/r pistons or you end up gaining almost nothing.
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yep gsr bolts, I have this setup in my hatch, the only thing that the b16 head does better is it flows a little better than the gsr, performance is about the same as a stock gsr
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Tyler @ Jan 26 2006, 11:55 PM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
the b16 head does better is it flows a little better than the gsr, performance is about the same as a stock gsr [/b][/quote] uhm... are you trying to stir up a shit storm? this can be argued like a mofo... some say the b16 head flows better than the GSR, some say the GSR head flows better than the B16 __________________
90 Integra Sedan B20V 225 / 153 I DO NOT answer tech questions via PM. Use the forums!!! |
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thanks guys, i was just wondering which headbolts/studs to use. . .i think ill call up my friend at honda to get me some gsr headbolts. . . lol oh and im running .25 over b16 pistons. . . cus u noe over here in ca, we get shit 91. . haha
thanks guys. oh and if your wondering the set up is. 95 gsr bottom end, freshly rebuilt/bored/honed/decked .25 over b16 pistons dc headers 2.25 in exhaust skunk2 IM aem intake hondata gasket holley 68mm throttle body 01 gsr cams which is going into an ef __________________
89 EF build: Poorman's ITR 95 GSR bottom end, .25over b16 pistons Pr3 Zealautowerks compression = 11-8-1 ARP head studs, Stock head gasket S2 Pro series IM, w/ Hondata intake gasket Holley 68mm throttle body ITR 4-1 header, w/ 2.5 in magna flow exhaust ( sounds niceeeee btw) kteller 2.5 mandrel bend kit. PnP b16 head w/ dual valve springs and ITR cams Milled about .030 AEM hybrid CAI Running obd1 w/ p28 tuned on chrome Made 178 at churches w/ 2in exhaust and dc 4-2-1 header w/ 2 in collector. |
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