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  1. #37
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    Different. RBC is shorter and fatter than PRC. RBC is used on FN2R and USDM Civic Si.
    ahh k

    so its like RBC (fn2) > PRC (jdm k20) > PRB (ausdm k20)? in terms of performance

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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng View Post
    Different. RBC is shorter and fatter than PRC. RBC is used on FN2R and USDM Civic Si.
    isnt the RBB used on the FN2R? 100% sure that the FN2R does not use the RBC...
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2002 TeGgY View Post
    isnt the RBB used on the FN2R? 100% sure that the FN2R does not use the RBC...
    The JDM civic type R? They use the RBC manifolds. The Aussie civic type R uses different manifold. Cant remember the code for it but the yanks have had RBC and that manifold on the dyno and it shows great results.

    JDM k20a over the AUSSIE k20 - cams, slightly more compression, manifold (slightly), ECU (there fuel is better), headers.

  4. #40
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    yeh, as stated i said FN2R not FD2R (although i think the FN2 and FD2 use the same RBB manifold)
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  5. #41
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    Quote Originally Posted by 2002 TeGgY View Post
    isnt the RBB used on the FN2R? 100% sure that the FN2R does not use the RBC...
    No, RBB is used on the Accord Euro. FN2R uses RSP. You can tell from a photo of the engine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by fatboyz39 View Post
    The JDM civic type R? They use the RBC manifolds. The Aussie civic type R uses different manifold. Cant remember the code for it but the yanks have had RBC and that manifold on the dyno and it shows great results.

    JDM k20a over the AUSSIE k20 - cams, slightly more compression, manifold (slightly), ECU (there fuel is better), headers.
    Edit: You're right, JDM Civic Type R uses RBC
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    Oh ok...got my model wrong...why did honda make so many manifolds...sigh...

    RSP is like the aussie civic R ones?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fatboyz39 View Post
    Oh ok...got my model wrong...why did honda make so many manifolds...sigh...

    RSP is like the aussie civic R ones?
    Maybe they couldn't make up their minds. lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by EK4R View Post
    is the rbc manifold similar/same to the manifold on the jdm k20? PRC i believe?
    Not to sure, gonna have to ask some1 that got a lil more experiance than me.

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    QTB's, able to use them with stock motor, or are cams required?
    also with the headers being on the firewall side, does that free up alot of the restricton as apposed to a normally mounted motor?
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    hmm id tap it. Even in mid air like that. Possibly with the pee pee flying out too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rpm boy View Post
    QTB's, able to use them with stock motor, or are cams required?
    also with the headers being on the firewall side, does that free up alot of the restricton as apposed to a normally mounted motor?
    We ran ITB on a stock internal jdm k20a before without aftermarket cams.
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    how did it go yonas? what QTB's, and who tuned it ?
    Quote Originally Posted by bennjamin View Post
    hmm id tap it. Even in mid air like that. Possibly with the pee pee flying out too.
    Quote Originally Posted by bennjamin View Post
    you guys remember squirtqueen.com ? I spent many a hr in computer studies in yr 10 looking that up.

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