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Old 07-15-2004, 07:03 PM
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B16a/w or b18c/w

B16a with Type-R pistons and GSR head
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B18c with B16a head
whats the better motor. price vs power? this would be for a 99 civic
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Old 07-15-2004, 07:27 PM
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Re: B16a/w or b18c/w

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B18c with B16a head
that's what I would choose
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Re: Re: B16a/w or b18c/w

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that's what I would choose
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Re: B16a/w or b18c/w

Same here, but I would put higher comp pistons in it, once you have the 1.8 displacement, the rest is easy, try building that on a B16A.
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