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Old 02-02-2003, 04:33 AM
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How much power will a b18c1 have with an non-vtec block???

How much power will a b18c1 have with an non-vtec block???
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UHhhhh you mean a VTEC head on a non VTEC block?
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if youre talking a vtec head with ls block without mods you may pull the same hp as with a stock gs-r but with slightly more torque.
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mmmm lsvtec----very potent if done corectly-----it all depends on how far u want to go and how much money youll put into it
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