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Hey all...
ok before everyone says go do a search etc... i have been doing that for the last couple of hours. And i only found topics that lightly touched the issue...
anyways... i have a b18C1 with a B16A head - the compression ratio, needs to be raised to get the full benifit of the b18c over a b16a. So i got myself some brand new Jap spec Integra Type R pistons with pins and rings and a 2 layer head gasket. - this should be enough to do the trick.
But could anyone who has done this before tell me exactly what needs to be done and other parts that need = like piston bearings... I know that this is quite a big job...
Anyways Any help will be much appreciated
Thanks
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Fair topic start thi one.
Firstly - what was the compression with the B16a Head
What is the compression ratio of the B18C5 pistons in Japanese trim
How thick is the gasket - and what brand
If you want to get serious, try some Aftermarket pistons... IE. JE's, Arias...
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as olmo2r - he has done the same thing. saw his car in fast fours, damn it looks tight
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i was told that the vti-r/gsr head was the best one for modification. something to do with it being a down draft design.
[talk from arse]
from what i've read... if you get the stock type-r pistons and rods with the b18c block, b16a head combo, you end up with stock type-r compression.
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Try this. This should be made a sticky because if you lose this link your gonna regret it.
http://www.bojangs.com/calculator/
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[talk from arse]
from what i've read... if you get the stock type-r pistons and rods with the b18c block, b16a head combo, you end up with stock type-r compression.
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yes thats correct :D:D:D 11:0:1 cr with itr piston on b18/b16 setup...might as well get thin head gasket to make it 11:2:1... :D:D
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Is that directed to me? Dude I just found the link, I dont even know if all that stuff is correct. But i'd rather forward it on, so maybe somebody could use it (if its correct), than keep it for myself considering I dont know all that much about the B series :?
I figured if the link was good and people enjoyed the link, maybe it could be in a sticky or something for people wanting to find out their CR, thats all..
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direct to noone man...i use bojangs toooooooo.......thats a goooooooooooooooood site to check ur cr.... :D:D:D
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hey firstly to answer mchooks reply...
my current compression ratio is 9.8:1 - which is extremely low for a honda.... as i have the B16a head on b16c block
my original plan was to source b16B civic type R pistons - which are 11.75:1. but couldnt find any. so i got a set of brand new jap spec integra type R pistons for a good price. THese will raise my car compression to 11.1:1.
I didnt want to go aftermarket pistons, because i want to keep the car completely drivable... and im limited to only 98 octane.
THe 2 layer head gasket should even raise the compression ratio more...
anyways i chasing up whats involved with installing the pistons???
Thanks alot
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did u buy oversized pistons?
becausde that's what you should have done
u need to bored out to the new piston diameter
then isntall them
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the ITR uses the same head as a B16A so the CR should be the same as an ITR.
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Nah they are not oversize pistons... its a straight fit.
OLM-02R seeing as you have already done this conversion. what power increase did you get by raising the compression?
im hoping it will remove my flat spot between 5 - 6000 rpm
thanks.
anyone know a direct link to where i can find some helpful information on the installation process???