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    isnt the head on the b18c just a b16 head?? i know the b16 head is on the ITR

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    Quote Originally Posted by ah789454
    isnt the head on the b18c just a b16 head?? i know the b16 head is on the ITR
    B16a head is not the same as the B18 head. I didn;t think the ITR head was the same as a B16 head either.
    Correct me if I am wrong

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    Quote Originally Posted by McChook
    Quote Originally Posted by ah789454
    isnt the head on the b18c just a b16 head?? i know the b16 head is on the ITR
    B16a head is not the same as the B18 head. I didn;t think the ITR head was the same as a B16 head either.
    Correct me if I am wrong
    Apparently the b16a and ITR heads are very similar....(from memory just a very mild port and polish is the diff)
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    chicken leading the duck

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    Quote Originally Posted by tanghy
    chicken leading the duck
    lol....im tired....dont think ill make anymore posts tonight...
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    Quote Originally Posted by tanghy
    chicken leading the duck
    turkey rather make passing comment than answer the question

    ITR head, is not the same as a B16 head. Cams, valves, valve springs, retainers, combustion chamber (pretty sure the B18 head doesn;t have the triangular bits on the head between cylinders for higher compression).. etc are all different.
    I think the rockers are the same.

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    ...was just talking about the head....not all the misc stuff inside it!

    ops: .....there goes me posting again!
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    Think outside the square mate - in this case, what is actually nside the square....

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    using this link, it shows that the b15a and b18c5 heads both have the exact same compression ratio on a given head......obviously dont take this as gospel....but it gives you an indication that they are VERY similar...

    ...and NO....that site wasnt my inspiration in thinking they were soo similar :P
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    Let's get complicated - do all all 3 versions of the B18C - type R variant have the same head - The JDM has a higher compression ratio due to pistons, BUT....

    They may be simillar, but i still think the B18 head is different. As I said, please prove me wrong, kinda imteresting....

    Does it really matter anyway??

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    the b18c1 as in the VTIR engine is not the same head. Its a fair bit different to the b16a and ITR heads.

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    The head on a B18C VtiR is more commonly known as a GSR head they use a raised intake port for better flow. The DC2R head is a B16A based head which has a hand finished porting and not just a rough casting.
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