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  1. #25
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    b18c is the way to go imho
    I my Honda

    EJ8 - DC2 - EM1 - DC2R - CP9A - CT9A - CL9

  2. #26
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    93 EG Civic
    do you know the differences between the c7 and c2? It's not that much if you later going to do headwork - and the block is close to the same.. if you look at my b18c2 build.. the block has had all work done to be much better than any c7 block and sustain much more hard driving than any c7 block - also the head with aftermarket cams, springs, etc and after a port and polish - is actually better than the c7 head after cams, springs etc.. also the compression is higher.

    b18c = more torque and more easy workability.

  3. #27
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    EK4 & Jazz VTI...
    yup bro.. i noe wats C7 n C2... Its just a complicated discussion every1 joins in.. So it may seem I am not getting the point.. but my question is answered and I will proceed to do what i tink is the best.. Thank every1 for their
    comments!...
    JDM Ek4 Squad Perth..
    Quote Originally Posted by Chi View Post
    Fact is you should get over ur EK4, cos its a POS FWD and its in the worse colour ever released.
    Get a real car then start bragging.

  4. #28
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    enjoy

  5. #29
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    lol, everyone talk like budget is unlimited..

  6. #30
    Quote Originally Posted by gambate View Post
    lol, everyone talk like budget is unlimited..
    the budget , would be almost exactly the same between the B16 and B18 series. They take the same header/intake/exhaust combos , also camshaft options/pistons/headwork is all in the same league.
    All that is different is 200cc less displacement and alittle more piston speed.
    PS go the B18c7 if you can find one

  7. #31
    I'd stick with the B16, simple because you already have all the parts to drop in, and imo $4500 for a 10hp increase is not worthy at this stage, especially because right after you're going to be broke as.
    Nothing wrong with having fun revving the shit out of the 1.6l anyway. Power isn't always everything.

  8. #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by blk_shadow View Post
    I will go with B18C

    better torque, more options for more power later on.

    when you decide to stroke it, it can go to 2.2 (actually 2.1 something) from B18c, instead of just 1.8 from B16a

    at the end of the day 1.8 has more torque than 1.6

    that's my opinion.

    Yes if you sleeve your block. Hello That is way out of the budget here!!!!!
    Wakefield-109.5
    Easterncreek-154.5
    Spearmint valve cover is copyright. Copy it and die!!!!

  9. #33
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    A modded b18c (vtir) will perform as well as a modded b18c7. And alot cheaper to buy straight off.
    Wakefield-109.5
    Easterncreek-154.5
    Spearmint valve cover is copyright. Copy it and die!!!!

  10. #34
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    Quote Originally Posted by dc2rrrr View Post
    Yes if you sleeve your block. Hello That is way out of the budget here!!!!!
    that's why I said "AT THE END OF THE DAY, IF YOU DECIDE TO STROKE IT."

    only if you want it!!!

    who ever said you're going to do it straight away???
    Last edited by blk_shadow; 16-04-2008 at 10:45 PM.

  11. #35
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    Dont think i would trust anyone in oz to do it anyway.
    Wakefield-109.5
    Easterncreek-154.5
    Spearmint valve cover is copyright. Copy it and die!!!!

  12. #36
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    usually I just looked at their demo cars first, how many have they done, and then their customers' satisfaction. and then I'll do it.

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