1st gen B16a head on B20 crvtec
pontiacgagt
06-27-2002, 11:32 AM
Are there any problems with using the head from a first gen b16a when building a crvtec engine. Most B series engine parts are interchangable?
Moppie
06-28-2002, 12:02 AM
You need to get the compustion chamber on the head machined out to match the larger bore of the B20.
Thats the only real problem I can think off.
The problem being if you get it wrong the engine will never work properly.
Thats the only real problem I can think off.
The problem being if you get it wrong the engine will never work properly.
1990 CRVTEC Integ
07-02-2002, 01:08 AM
i have a b16a1 head on my b20 and it runs fine.
Moppie
07-02-2002, 02:54 AM
Originally posted by 1990 CRVTEC Integ
i have a b16a1 head on my b20 and it runs fine.
Well if you didnt get the head machined before you stuck it on, then it could be running a lot better. :D
i have a b16a1 head on my b20 and it runs fine.
Well if you didnt get the head machined before you stuck it on, then it could be running a lot better. :D
1990 CRVTEC Integ
07-05-2002, 01:03 AM
Originally posted by Moppie
Well if you didnt get the head machined before you stuck it on, then it could be running a lot better. :D
the head and the block need to be machined for the swap to work. so yes mine is machined
Well if you didnt get the head machined before you stuck it on, then it could be running a lot better. :D
the head and the block need to be machined for the swap to work. so yes mine is machined
Jeffbunge
08-19-2002, 10:31 AM
The serious problems I know you could have would be if you advance your intake cam timing too much (past +3° or so) the valves can hit the piston, that causes large problems. Reference www.crvtec.com
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