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  1. #1
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    *closed*

    *closed*
    Last edited by *vtec-screamer; 13-08-2011 at 07:35 PM.

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    LOL @ Whats louder.

    Seriously do a search , its all over the internet and discussed many times on the forums.

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    If this is the first k series or b series discussion thread I will eat my own face.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lowiez View Post
    If this is the first k series or b series discussion thread I will eat my own face.
    Hahahaha!
    part time potato

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    LOL at all the questions. ask these questions on Facebook or Twitter...not in here

    "5. which engine is heavier? i think the B-series would be, since it's an older engine." you've answered your own, 1 out of 6 so far...keep going buddy :P

    i'll try to answer it honestly if its for fun
    1: B-series
    2: not sure which is louder but I prefer B (stock and moded)
    3: B
    4: No forced induction
    5: B
    6: no comment...
    "Stock Car, Modified Driver"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lowiez View Post
    If this is the first k series or b series discussion thread I will eat my own face.
    LOL! HAHHAHAHAHAHA.




    NOW I GOT A QUESTION FOR YOU!
    why didnt you do a search before u posted this?
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    because he is trying to start a discussion thread like the D series
    FS thread OMG heaps of parts for dc2/eg/ek wrecking eg vti!: http://www.ozhonda.com/forum/showthread.php?t=111753

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    why would you prefer a b series engine over a k? care to share EVLGTR

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    Quote Originally Posted by kwokstaa View Post
    why would you prefer a b series engine over a k? care to share EVLGTR
    Not much to share, obviously more parts & cheaper parts available overseas and domestic
    "Stock Car, Modified Driver"

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    I would have though there were more parts for the K series due to the amount of RSX's sold in the states. Also, the B is getting on a bit now so the aftermarket support for the engine will start to decline, whereas the K engine is still in production so there is plenty of time to develop more parts into the future. I can't commet on which one I prefer though, i've only ever sat behind a k engine so i might be biased.

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    @Nighthawk_S: dont know where you're from but the B-Series still reigns in Japan as it is more common than K-series. B-series in CRX, EG6 SiR's, EK/DC Type-R's, del-sol's (US) to name a few are still producing aftermarket parts. Give it another 10 yrs and the K series might catch the same trend
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    k series is a more superior motor design to a bseries

    but a b s eries is a classic performance engine from honda

    it is the pioneer motor that started the vtec revolution

    always comes down to how much you want to spend

    either motor can or will make good numbers

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