AnarchyRacing
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Just wanted everyone's opinion. I've built a B20 for a HB before and was pretty impressed. When answering please post up what you think.....
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Originally posted by civicious@Nov 28 2004, 02:05 PM
where's b20/vtec?
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Originally posted by FearDaGreenCivic@Nov 28 2004, 01:25 PM
The beast yo!
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Originally posted by sohcslammer+Nov 28 2004, 02:38 PM-->FearDaGreenCivic@Nov 28 2004, 01:25 PM
The beast yo!
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Mr Gasket part # GX20
270 horsepower at the flywheel.
2 litre dart block with 11.5:1 pistons
12 thousand dolars
went 13.4 in a 2600 pound car.
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Originally posted by sohcslammer@Nov 28 2004, 03:26 PM
The Beast
Pricing
2.0l honda b18 lng blck crt en
From the belly of the high performance giant Mr.Gasket, emerges a milestone in sport compact technology appropriately named "The Beast." Born from a coalition of racing engine experience so strong that its performance and reliability are truly indisputable. Built from the finest hand-picked components in the world, every part is brand spankin new, right down to the last oil pan bolt. So confident are we in this Beast's abilities, we also back it with a 12 month or 12 thousand mile warranty. The BEAST Specs Bore:84mm Stroke:89mm Rod Length:140.8mm R/S Ratio:1.58:1 Compression Ratio:11:5:1 Intake Valve Size:34mm Exhaust Valve Size:28mm BHP:270@7800 RPM (this is an engine dyno figure) Peak Torque:185 ft-lbs@6000 RPM Camshaft Spec:Lift/Duration: IN. 0.485,252,EX. 0.466,262 Cam Gears:Unorthodox Racing (Ultra T) ARP: Head Studs, ARP Rod Bolts Baffled Performance Oil Pan Fuel:Quality 92 or higher octane (pump gas) Must use modified or aftermarket ECU. Engine is cold tested from the factory, for cylinder leak down, proper oil pressure, coolant and oil leaks. Complete with new factory oil pump, water pump, timing belt and covers, hardware, and VTEC solenoids. Timing is factory set. Assembled with precision at Performance Assembly Solutions. Engine has produced 13.4 second E/T's in a 2600lb car, and still achieves 30mpg. Wiseco forged pistons. Oliver E4340 Chrome Moly Rods. Eagle Forged 4340 crankshaft. Mr.Gasket MLS head gasket. Also available in a short block version.
For 12 grand it better suck my dick and run 9s.
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Originally posted by FearDaGreenCivic@Nov 28 2004, 04:12 PM
Yeah and you will spend more than 8 grand just for motor, mounts,, shift linkage, axles, ecu reflashed to even run the motor and misc. stuff plus a custom intake, and then the hondata itself. If you have that type of money than congrats but i know i dont.
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Originally posted by nismogod@Nov 28 2004, 06:46 PM
well, you sir, are getting a hell-of-a deal. lol.
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Originally posted by FearDaGreenCivic@Nov 28 2004, 07:00 PM
Not being an ass buddy i dont know you and you dont know me but i am right and you are wrong this time. You will not find a k20a for 550 dollars. Maybe a useless k20a3 but not a k20a. I will show you the links and tally up the prices for you.
click here for info And that is 5500 plus taxes and shipping.
info for the mounts and i know they are for an ek but i bet almost the same price and that is 639.20.
So right there is 6500 - ish. Then the ecu needs to be reflashed which isnt cheap. Then custom Shift linkage, wiring, custom exhaust, custom intake, and also add this stuff and well over 8000 with out even installation if you are doing it yourself. Here are some interesting facts you should know about your k20a swap. cLiCkY. So before you call me out research stuff buddy. I have been around hondas for the past 4 years and i hardly know it all... i consider myself still a novice but i am sure i know way more than you. So here you go Mr. 4100 dollar complete swap man. Do your research then talk. And now i want my 25 minutes of research back .
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