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  1. 26-11-2004 03:32 AM #1
    EK9
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    Timing belt for B16B??

    Hey guys, well my car has clocked over 100k and i'm in need of a major service. Question is - is the timing belt model specific? I've dun a little search and it seems that way... if so where can i get an OEM timing belt for a B16B?? Or am i completely wrong and can use a B16A one?
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  2. 26-11-2004 06:57 AM #2
    ProECU
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    to the best of my knowledge, use the B18C timing belt.

    The B16B is a destroked B18C block (b16a crank + long rods)
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  3. 26-11-2004 08:33 AM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by ProECU
    to the best of my knowledge, use the B18C timing belt.

    The B16B is a destroked B18C block (b16a crank + long rods)
    Isn't the b16a and b16b the same block? hence b18c as well.. juts both are destroked?

    Not trying to correct you, just interested in clarifying =]
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  4. 26-11-2004 09:28 AM #4
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    use ITR/b18c belt
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  5. 26-11-2004 09:38 AM #5
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    b16b use b18c timing belt
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  6. 26-11-2004 10:05 AM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sir JDM
    Isn't the b16a and b16b the same block?
    Not trying to correct you, just interested in clarifying =]
    No they are not the same block. To be more specific there is a 7mm difference.
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  7. 26-11-2004 01:34 PM #7
    EK9
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    oh yeah that's rite! i saw that sumwhere online... haha. B18C then. thanks guys
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  8. 26-11-2004 02:43 PM #8
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  9. 26-11-2004 07:30 PM #9
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    b16a timing belt wont fit yours 2 teeth short.

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