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  1. #13
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    i was stating the advantages of stock b18c vs stock b20 block. If your going to build the bottom end, the only advantage is that you can register the b18c2 into and EG in NSW without engineering apart from that.. if the b20 is built properly it will be as reliable.

  2. #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by gen2 CRX View Post
    i was stating the advantages of stock b18c vs stock b20 block. If your going to build the bottom end, the only advantage is that you can register the b18c2 into and EG in NSW without engineering apart from that.. if the b20 is built properly it will be as reliable.
    Thanks for that, wouldn't the b18c block be more reliable though?

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    Quote Originally Posted by CIV16A View Post
    I would like a balanced motor, built to withstand a few runs down the strip and Id also like to do a few track days.
    Why the 86.0mm bore?
    TODA Performance Australia Pty Ltd
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    Quote Originally Posted by CIV16A View Post
    Thanks for that, wouldn't the b18c block be more reliable though?
    Advantage is girdle & cooling jets.
    B18C crank also has a bearing advantage.
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  5. #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by CIV16A View Post
    That's what I had on mind, do it once do it properly I guess, I'll be using Cp 13:1 pistons and Eagle h beam rods.
    Thats the spirit!!

    Mines only 11.3.1 CR.
    Mods list: rods, itr pistons,Acl race bearings, cnc machine chambers, balanced bore, arp bolts, worx oil pump, pr3 itr head, supertech valve train, stage 2 camshaft, adj cam gears etc etc etc,

    The list goes on and on and on and on and on lol...

    Motor has proven track records and a few drag runs...

    Goes as hard as my c0ck...
    Last edited by IV73CI; 23-01-2012 at 06:41 PM.
    B to BFrank to K .... ive had it ......

  6. #18
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    Quote Originally Posted by CIV16A View Post
    Thanks for that, wouldn't the b18c block be more reliable though?
    stock vs stock yes.. but you can build b20s to be reliable

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    Quote Originally Posted by gen2 CRX View Post
    i was stating the advantages of stock b18c vs stock b20 block. If your going to build the bottom end, the only advantage is that you can register the b18c2 into and EG in NSW without engineering apart from that.. if the b20 is built properly it will be as reliable.
    No doubt!! Wurrrdddd!
    B to BFrank to K .... ive had it ......

  8. #20
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    If you need guidance speak to one of the fellaz who have experience in these builds ;

    Adrian, Dyno Dave, BYP boys etc etc

    Im sure they can direct u to the righteous path ..

    Hellelujah!! Amen!!
    B to BFrank to K .... ive had it ......

  9. #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by TODA AU View Post
    Why the 86.0mm bore?
    My honest answer would be to squeeze more power from it, unless there is a better way of getting it using the standard 84mm bore.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IV73CI View Post
    If you need guidance speak to one of the fellaz who have experience in these builds ;

    Adrian, Dyno Dave, BYP boys etc etc

    Im sure they can direct u to the righteous path ..



    Hellelujah!! Amen!!
    thanks I do have some guidance from one of the following, although i would like to get more advice and other peoples thoughts and opinions.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IV73CI View Post
    Thats the spirit!!

    Mines only 11.3.1 CR.
    Mods list: rods, itr pistons,Acl race bearings, cnc machine chambers, balanced bore, arp bolts, worx oil pump, pr3 itr head, supertech valve train, stage 2 camshaft, adj cam gears etc etc etc,

    The list goes on and on and on and on and on lol...

    Motor has proven track records and a few drag runs...

    Goes as hard as my c0ck...
    hahahah nice one

    So what kind of power are you making with that setup and has it given you any troubles, would you say it's reliable?

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    Quote Originally Posted by IV73CI View Post
    If you need guidance speak to one of the fellaz who have experience in these builds ;

    Adrian, Dyno Dave, BYP boys etc etc

    Im sure they can direct u to the righteous path ..

    Hellelujah!! Amen!!
    I dont think BYP have ever BUILT a B20 they where using Daves engines

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