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    difference b/w b18b and b18c blocks?

    what are the differences?
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    are the pistons and crank the same>?

    note: - not how its installed.. but the internal workings...

    would i have the same compression and realiability as the b18c.
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    b18c is vtec and was in the vti-r and a variant was in the integra type r.

    b18b is non-vtec and only appeared in the GSI integra.

    Both make roughly the same torque but vti-r revs higher and makes more horse power.

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    Quote Originally Posted by integral90
    b18c is vtec and was in the vti-r and a variant was in the integra type r.

    b18b is non-vtec and only appeared in the GSI integra.

    Both make roughly the same torque but vti-r revs higher and makes more horse power.
    I meant short block only comparision..
    If say i made a lsvtec as oppose to b18c2 block, pr3 head

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    you want to do lsvtec to a vtec block?

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    is this wat u mean dan?

    say if everything else is the same... one engine is running with b18b block and the other running with b18c block. woudl there be any diff?

    i want to know this too

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    i think he wants to know just as |N| said,..

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    As far as I can tell looking at crank specs and things like that the block is the same... except the b18c has the oiling setup for the squirters. So that means different oil passages. But they use the same size crank, bearings, rods and other parts. The parts that go on the ouside, sensors, hoses, etc. might be different.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slow96GSR
    As far as I can tell looking at crank specs and things like that the block is the same... except the b18c has the oiling setup for the squirters. So that means different oil passages. But they use the same size crank, bearings, rods and other parts. The parts that go on the ouside, sensors, hoses, etc. might be different.
    You are close but just a little off with the cranks and the bearings they are the same size but not as strong as the GSR one's.
    B18A-B 89mm stroke (same as B20B) 81mm Bore
    B18C 87mm stroke 81mm bore
    Blocks are the same as you have said rods and pistons are different between these engines and the boltons there is only minor differences,these are a great engine when using a PR3-P72 Vtec head and commonly known as LS/Vtec engines.
    Regards Dyno Dave
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    Quote Originally Posted by DynoDave
    You are close but just a little off with the cranks and the bearings they are the same size but not as strong as the GSR one's.
    B18A-B 89mm stroke (same as B20B) 81mm Bore
    B18C 87mm stroke 81mm bore
    Blocks are the same as you have said rods and pistons are different between these engines and the boltons there is only minor differences,these are a great engine when using a PR3-P72 Vtec head and commonly known as LS/Vtec engines.
    Regards Dyno Dave
    B18C stroke is 87.2mm

    And the short blocks aren't the same. The B18C has things like a mains girdle and oil squirters.

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    so confusing now... everyone is giving slight diff info

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    Hmm...
    So would an LS vtec motor with a B18B block, be any better than a LS vtec motor with a B18C block?
    Tom says: "Now remember kids, offsets are like women... they are best in their teens."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Q_ball
    Hmm...
    So would an LS vtec motor with a B18B block, be any better than a LS vtec motor with a B18C block?
    this makes no sense at all.

    LS vtec implies that is using a B18B block. If it was using a B18C block it wouldn't be a LS vtec. "LS" part is cause the engine originally came out of the LS integra which the B18C doesn't.

    In both instances you achieve vtec by using either p73 or p72 head.

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