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Spoon-Accord
22-03-2013, 07:56 PM
hello ladies and gentlemen

i've been doing some research and reading around.

since the bare block (b16b and b18c7) is identicle
would using aftermarket pistons,rods and ITR work in a b16b shortblock?

finding connecting rods for a b16b is a mission, most likely would need to be custom.(or should i just get a b16a shortblock and work on that instead of the b16b?)

any ideas or advice would be appreciated
or even post up a build spec you're currently using


as i'm wanting to turbo my car, looking at around 300kw +
and wanting to buy some forged internals to suit.

turbo will be a GTX3071r

kenny

jayeg
22-03-2013, 10:43 PM
b16a/b18c2 cheaper. and are you going to sleeve the block 300kw is alot of power

lil_foy
23-03-2013, 10:00 AM
Do yourself a favour and pick up a itr/vtir crank and stroke it to 1.8. B16b use the same block as b18's so you'll just need 1.8 crank, pistons and rods.

mocchi
23-03-2013, 10:49 AM
Do yourself a favour and pick up a itr/vtir crank and stroke it to 1.8. B16b use the same block as b18's so you'll just need 1.8 crank, pistons and rods.

inb4duc

chongy
29-05-2013, 08:16 PM
If you want to get a forged rod for the b16b you will need to order what is called a "long rod" for the LS/B20 engine and have the journal width machined to suite the b16b journal. See link for eagle long rod MFG PN: CRS5531A3D

https://www.raceeng.com/p-1729-eagle-rodhonda-b18along-rod.aspx

If you are serious and want it talk to the guys at race engineering and they can get it machined for you and sell it to you as a finished product that will bolt up.

I have ordered one before 5 years ago. It works and I had no issues.

chongy
29-05-2013, 08:19 PM
There are also better brands other than eagle that offer the same long rod.