if i use engle or scat 95mm grank with there rods and ctr piston i will have 2000cc, is anyone try this? is this stroker kit reliable or is best to use b20 block?
thanks for the infohi there,
i dont know if this is any help, but i have a b16b.i had it PNP, blueprint and balanced at spoon, and use a spoon stroker kit.
couple of other minor stuff along, like spoon TB gen2,jun chipped ecu etc.
spoon stroker kit, good enough for me. it all depends on how much power you want. or rather, how committed are you in this project.
i think using a spoon stoker kit almost makes a b16b a b18c5r if im not mistaken.
again, i maybe wrong.
cheers
so if i use ls crank and rods with ctr pistons(balance and intall by profetional) ctr head(porter and polich)2,5" exhaust,hi flow cat, 4/1 header and tune by profetional(with power fc) how many hp i will have and how reliable it wil be?
thanks
don't do it, you will have 13.0 compression and your pistons will likely contact the head/valves since piston to deck height would be .006 and i believe the minimum should be .0030
Instead maybe try using JDM b16 pistons (p30) this will give you 11.5 compression and a much safer .0035 piston to deck height.
I may be wrong about the deck height thing, i am not an engine builder.
Its been a while since i checked this thread, now with Stroker kits, there is always big brands like Spoon, Toda, Jun Auto the big 3. they can be pretty expensive.
So here is my Question, Im thinking of getting new ITR crank & Rod and reuse my B16B piston and get all new rings for it, then give it a rebuild. Good idea or not ?? or all new parts ?? and how about used [2nd hand] ITR crank & rod will it hold up as sometimes unknown conditions.
or ITR Crank with after market ITR Rod with B16b piston will that give it more power output ?? and reliability ?
i was thinking like you... but compression is over 12.. im worry tat the block might not last... Just wonder a thicker head gasket will help?? anyone done wit ITR crank,rod + CTR piston??? pls share....
ive read up bout people stroking their b16b to 1800cc mostly with spoon stroker kit but ive read and heard your able to do it with either ls/gsr/itr crank and rods im wondering if anyone has done this because i got a couple ques such as
1)could i remain with the b16b piston while still remaining reliable?
2)is there anything else (any usual obstacle) that i would have to do to get the any crank in there if so what?
3)is there like a best combo from the three? or are the all the same?
4)what would be the c/r if i do go with this plan?
i do got more but dont just want to make a long boring list, this process intrigues me and i would like to know more about.....also what i mean by reliable is that i use my car as a daily to get me from school and work everyday
well a bit slow for me to quote but ive done this on my ek9 1 month ago i took a crankshaft from a b18c5 engine wich is the integra type-r one and new eagle roads for the b18c5 engine and je high compression pistons 81.5 boring +-0.1 it works perfect reving at 10500 rpm and it makes 238 whp but i have also installed buddy club spec 4 camshafts and p1 racing retainers valves cam gears headers intake bla bla bla and an aem ems 1050 ecu
is the ctr pistons fit direct to ls rods?
the cr will be around 13,how many mm head gasket i must use to get 12:1 cr?
thanks
good day people. I just finished reading this thread and I found it really helpful and informative. I too have an 97 EK9 with b16b. everything is still oem. it already has 200,000kms on the odo and i'm planning to have the engine rebuilt. It still runs great but i think its time for the engine to have a rebuild.
since everything inside the block is a straight swap (being all parts came from the ITR) just wondering what else is needed in this swap? like do i gonna have issues with TB size, injectors, electrical wiring, sensors, etc. I'm talking about the non "cc UP" issues.
and also, which is better to use? an CTR tranny or the ITR ones?
again, this are some questions that some readers might be neglected
I apologize if this might be off topic.