Just curious to the pro's and con's of each one...
Anybody recommend one over the other for boost??
Problems with one or the other?
Thanks
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Is it just me or does this seem like the answer is obvious?
CR-VTEC
Displacement>*
CR-VTEC
Displacement>*
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+1SilverStreak;82062 wrote:Is it just me or does this seem like the answer is obvious?
CR-VTEC
Displacement>*
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here is the deal.
if you are looking to really build a motor, IE sleeving and prepping for big boost, just use an LS block. the only reason you shell out extra money for a B20 block is for the extra 3mm bore. BUT, if you are going to sleeve the motor anyway for insurance/so you can take a lot more boost, just do it to an LS block. the motors are identical except for the bore.
there really is 'no replacement for displacement' when it comes to making torque, so the bigger bore will produce better numbers, the route you go just all depends on your plans and budget
if you are looking to really build a motor, IE sleeving and prepping for big boost, just use an LS block. the only reason you shell out extra money for a B20 block is for the extra 3mm bore. BUT, if you are going to sleeve the motor anyway for insurance/so you can take a lot more boost, just do it to an LS block. the motors are identical except for the bore.
there really is 'no replacement for displacement' when it comes to making torque, so the bigger bore will produce better numbers, the route you go just all depends on your plans and budget
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ya i understand that part of it... just lookin for some infoSilverStreak;82062 wrote:Is it just me or does this seem like the answer is obvious?
CR-VTEC
Displacement>*
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werd dale explained this to me so Blake just buy a ls bottom and bore it out and sleeve it she build it man.Spork;82064 wrote:here is the deal.
if you are looking to really build a motor, IE sleeving and prepping for big boost, just use an LS block. the only reason you shell out extra money for a B20 block is for the extra 3mm bore. BUT, if you are going to sleeve the motor anyway for insurance/so you can take a lot more boost, just do it to an LS block. the motors are identical except for the bore.
there really is 'no replacement for displacement' when it comes to making torque, so the bigger bore will produce better numbers, the route you go just all depends on your plans and budget
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LS block
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something like this:

(available in 84 and 86mm bore)
= good time.
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something like this:

(available in 84 and 86mm bore)
= good time.
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weerddd have a ls at my house.......Spork;82073 wrote:LS block
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something like this:
(available in 84 and 86mm bore)
= good time.
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then i think this thread is pretty much done.
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ls block=50-100 bucks
crv block=250-300 bucks
you do the math
crv block=250-300 bucks
you do the math