
If you can't tell by the sig, I'm going all motor without touching the internals for now. But, if I can't get 14.199 or below, I'm going to stroke it.
So..... how much do b16a2 stroker kits go for and who makes it?
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Originally posted by revolution8k@Mar 31 2004, 10:34 PM
Don't kill me, GSRCRXSi brought it up to me in our AIM conversations as of late.
If you can't tell by the sig, I'm going all motor without touching the internals for now. But, if I can't get 14.199 or below, I'm going to stroke it.
So..... how much do b16a2 stroker kits go for and who makes it?
Originally posted by Import Builders+Apr 1 2004, 12:23 AM-->revolution8k@Mar 31 2004, 10:34 PM
Don't kill me, GSRCRXSi brought it up to me in our AIM conversations as of late.
If you can't tell by the sig, I'm going all motor without touching the internals for now. But, if I can't get 14.199 or below, I'm going to stroke it.
So..... how much do b16a2 stroker kits go for and who makes it?
I might offer some ideas for you. The stroker kit makes you a 1.8 liter, you can get them from like $1700 to like $2400.![]()
However. I am against that method. For several reasons.
I woudl rather spend this money:
$750 sleeving on your B16A Golden eagle
$550 good set of gas ported pistons
$390 good set of ultralight B16A rods
you have arrived at $1690 and its going to make more peak power, and have a WAY better, flatter, torque curve. Not to mention, its going to be much more fun to drive because of the RPM, and the flat torque curve.
Also, for the $1700-$2400 for the rotating assembly, those pistons and rods don't even compare to the ones I would reccomend for you. Not even in the same ballpark.
here is a dyno graph of a 1.737, 84 MM bore B16A block.
This is at 10 PSI.
Is there any graph better than this on earth? Look at that torque curve.
Originally posted by 97CTR@Apr 1 2004, 12:26 AM
glad to see import builders joined this site, good info and products from you guys.
Also why spend so much for a stroker kit, when you can pick up a b18 block for much less.
Originally posted by revolution8k+Apr 1 2004, 01:02 AM-->97CTR@Apr 1 2004, 12:26 AM
glad to see import builders joined this site, good info and products from you guys.
Also why spend so much for a stroker kit, when you can pick up a b18 block for much less.
Oh, and because I want to use the block I ALREADY have, instead of building a block I don't have.