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Old 02-02-2002, 11:23 AM
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b18a in a 88hb

next week i wil be putting mt 88 hb in the shop to get the b 18a swap done wanted the b16 but eneryone i talked to say that the b 18a was a better motor my question is besides the motor my car is stock what should be the next thing i get ?
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Well b18a is good for turbo charging? I would say put a v-tec head in it but you have to find a shop that does it perfectly though.Well anyways it depends on what u wannd do..u goin boost or all motor?
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IMO the B16A is better because they make more performance parts for it than the B18A/B.
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Re: b18a in a 88hb

well you build a b18b its perfecct for boosting TURBO next big investment
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