b20 vtec
ok im in the process of putting a b20 vtec together, just ran into a b16 head with crower stage 1 cams, springs and retainers, my question is, will there be that much of a difference from just a stock head, any comments will be greatly appreciated
Originally Posted by tatmonster
all motor, i have a stock b16 head, and then that head with the cams, is it a waste of time and just sell the head or should i put that one on
My opinion, if you already have a b16 head. Keep it. The money you spend on a "semi-built" stage 1 cam'd head, you can better your self and get a more radical cam and get the head built to your likings. Just my view on it.
Originally Posted by Enigma
Port that head. The major bottle neck here is the head, not the block 

Originally Posted by DOHC crx VTEC
Oh, I was referring to the b16 head
I know what motor you got
I know what motor you got
This set-up would produce a decent amount of power, and with the b16 head with the stage one cams would help the b20 block breathe up-top. The major problem is in the rod to stroke ratio.. rev it out too much and the piston speed will catch up to you.. if the angle is too much at the right RPM and there goes a rod. Longer rods (forged) will yield a slower piston speed and less side wall force due to the rod angle and be able to handle more abuse from a longer stroke crank.
Honestly, grab a b20 crank and a V-Tec block and slap on the b16 head.






