Would there be an advantage to using a B16 Vtec Block over a GSR block with my GSR head. Just blew my motor on sunday. Thinking of what to do. :unsure: I just got a new GSR head. I'm not really trying to go LS/Vtec but it is an option.
b16=1.6L
gsr=1.8L
see a difference?
get a gsr block and you will have more power, but you can use the gsr head on the b16 block if you want. be sure you get a gsr intake manifold as well because the b16 manifold will not fit the gsr head.
I have not heard of any one doing this, I would be curious to compare a GSR head on a B16 to a b16 head on a b16, see which produces better power for an all motor set up. It sounds like the GSR head has some potential of making some more power on a b16...
u think I should, but isn't that more maintanence.. and more money? I am on a budget. a low one. Im jus trying to get my car up and running again, with maybe jus a few things upgraded
There is a difference. All the flow dyno results I have seen say that the GSR flows better in the midrange and the B16 flows better up top. However the differences are insignificant.
hey bro i had the same problem, i had a gsr in my ek coup i was red lining 3rd and missed 4th & hit 2nd i then herd a loud knocking nois i pulled my engen apart & found a spun rod bering it was so bad that even my crank was no good so i used a b16 block and put ls piston head cus i was told gsr head on b16 block would lower compression so i lowerd it even more 8:5 it still felt pretty fast on top end i drove it for about 3 months till i got my gerrit turbo 15lbs of boost like nutin it wasnt that much eather like 2500 labor & turbo set up
First of all, congratulations on bringing back a 5 year old thread from 2003 to leave a comment for somebody who hasn't been here for years...seriously, awesome man...
And second, are you saying that you built a motor consisting of a 1.6 liter B16 block and an LS head??? That's got to be the absolute worst hybrid B-series engine combination that anyone could possibly come up with...
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