B-series vs. H-series

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Mwprs37
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B-series vs. H-series

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jdmjerry88;18579 wrote:b16b light powerful extremly high revving, h22a little more powerful, heavy, no as high revving, those are the kings of those motor series an i personally would chose the b16b, an i would aloso choose b series overall
It doesn't matter what a motor can handle rpm wise, its if its making power that high.
H series can be built to handle the same rpms as a B.

Its not that much heavier.

Swap a stock B16 into the exact same car as a stock H22 and see what happens...

I have beaten a few B16 swapped civics with my STOCK H22 Prelude.
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B-series vs. H-series

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Mwprs37;18628 wrote:It doesn't matter what a motor can handle rpm wise, its if its making power that high.
H series can be built to handle the same rpms as a B.

Its not that much heavier.

Swap a stock B16 into the exact same car as a stock H22 and see what happens...

I have beaten a few B16 swapped civics with my STOCK H22 Prelude.
This is true I have also beat a few, but at the same time I have been beaten as well.

This disagreement could go on forever its really the opinion of what the person thinks. But is deffinetly something that goes on ALL the time which is kind of cool because I like to hear what others have to say.
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B-series vs. H-series

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I've been beaten too, but when all you have is an intake and fart can, a lot can beat me.
-Derek-

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