ive gotten a few things from kingmotorsports, great store. and they have the stroker kits available.
dont stroker kits lower your redline? i mean since the stroke is longer and all, puts more stress on the connecting rod? isnt that why most v8s have such a low rev limit because their bore=small+stroke=big=lots of torque but low redline?
just wonderin im not sure cause when you look at formula v8s theyre like honda engines, small but small stroke=enormous revs and making 120+hp/liter, but bigger bore
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A stroker kit for a b16 will cost mucho money....and get you maybe 1.9 - 2.0 liters if you are lucky.
Whereas you could just buy a b18 block and not have to stroke it...and you'd already be in business...or you could just bored the b18 out to 2 liters or even just buy a b20.
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A stroker kit for a b16 will cost mucho money....and get you maybe 1.9 - 2.0 liters if you are lucky.
Whereas you could just buy a b18 block and not have to stroke it...and you'd already be in business...or you could just bored the b18 out to 2 liters or even just buy a b20.
mmm i dont know it my first tuning in my engine and i dont like to mix engines still dont have experience
Well do what you want...but if you're trying to save money then stroking a b16 is a terrible decision.
ok what should i buy? for 35 psi
b18 or b20 for b16 head
and i already bought a skunk2 valves and spring and pro1 cams for a turbo
now searching for 35 psi turbo and stroker my engine
so what i sould do?
Is this a streetable car? What are your goals for it? You said you were on a budget...but a b-series engine capable of holding 35psi is going to be extremely expensive and unreliable.
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