I WANT TO REBUILD B18C
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Fear Life Not Death
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Re: I WANT TO REBUILD B18C
There are quite a few people on here that could help you with info. Honda-tech.com is another tech site that has been around since pre 99.
I do believe that to get any real help here, you're going to have to answer two questions...
1. What is your goal...ie, NA, FI, fully built, budget built, daily driver or race.
2. How much do you plan to spend. This is the one that usually makes me laugh, but we'll see.
While I'm not going to write a book on what to do...I will say stay away from block guards.
In this game...you get exactly what you pay for! Good luck
I do believe that to get any real help here, you're going to have to answer two questions...
1. What is your goal...ie, NA, FI, fully built, budget built, daily driver or race.
2. How much do you plan to spend. This is the one that usually makes me laugh, but we'll see.
While I'm not going to write a book on what to do...I will say stay away from block guards.
In this game...you get exactly what you pay for! Good luck
Boosted F2B
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Re: I WANT TO REBUILD B18C
block guards cause hot spots in the stock sleeves which leads to cracks.
an alternative is "posting" the block. proven to be very effective, but you have to drill holes in the block.
info on posting
an alternative is "posting" the block. proven to be very effective, but you have to drill holes in the block.
info on posting
Last edited by 99EJ6T; Aug 17, 2007 at 07:06 PM.
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Fear Life Not Death
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From: Va Beach
Re: I WANT TO REBUILD B18C
There are quite a few people on here that could help you with info. Honda-tech.com is another tech site that has been around since pre 99.
I do believe that to get any real help here, you're going to have to answer two questions...
1. What is your goal...ie, NA, FI, fully built, budget built, daily driver or race.
2. How much do you plan to spend. This is the one that usually makes me laugh, but we'll see.
While I'm not going to write a book on what to do...I will say stay away from block guards.
In this game...you get exactly what you pay for! Good luck
I do believe that to get any real help here, you're going to have to answer two questions...
1. What is your goal...ie, NA, FI, fully built, budget built, daily driver or race.
2. How much do you plan to spend. This is the one that usually makes me laugh, but we'll see.
While I'm not going to write a book on what to do...I will say stay away from block guards.
In this game...you get exactly what you pay for! Good luck
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Fear Life Not Death
Joined: Jun 2007
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From: Va Beach
Re: I WANT TO REBUILD B18C
block guards cause hot spots in the stock sleeves which leads to cracks.
an alternative is "posting" the block. proven to be very effective, but you have to drill holes in the block.
info on posting
an alternative is "posting" the block. proven to be very effective, but you have to drill holes in the block.
info on posting
I'm worse drugged
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From: Va beach
Re: I WANT TO REBUILD B18C
posting is not needed. especially since your not gonna create a massive amount of power n/a. read more. get a helms.
budget build:
get block bored or honed if needed
p30 pistons installed on gsr rods
buy new main/rod/thrust bearings
nice header
intake
get tuned
put it together yourself, and if you don't trust yourself pay someone.
budget build:
get block bored or honed if needed
p30 pistons installed on gsr rods
buy new main/rod/thrust bearings
nice header
intake
get tuned
put it together yourself, and if you don't trust yourself pay someone.
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