Ls Vtec
#1
Ls Vtec
Hey guys I have finally decided on what I want to build now I would really like some input from some ppl that have done this or know about it I have so far picked up a block its high K but plan to have it honed and i want new pistons rings and rods? I want to know what all i will need I am told b16 head and tranny would be best and just wondering what you guys think and what I need to make it work in my ef? it will be a year long build piece by piece and done right so i would really like some input and no get this swap get that swap **** this is what I have decided on and this is what Im building its gonna be all motor and no FI so please suggestions regarding this thanks alot guys
#3
Ok man sorry well i want to build an ls vtec i have a 90 b18 block, and I will be purchasing a b16 head and tranny I wont to know what pistons I should use and rods and so on and what all has to be machined and what i have to do to mount it and all I want to run high 13's if possible all motor and I am just wondering what others with this build or that know about it think I should use for parts/? its going to be a slow build so i want to use the best or damn near close I heard itr pistons would be a bit more compression but i often see pr3s for good deals? so anything regarding a ls/vtec build I would like to know thanks in advanced
#5
well if you use b16 pistons you won't have to have the rods machined to fit the pistons like as if you were using ITR's. But the ITR's have the nice coating on the skirts. I'd definately use ARP rod bolts and have the big ends of the rods resized, if you plan on using stock rods.
I'd use a 98+ oil pump (they're all the same b16/gsr/itr/b20) along with a vtec water pump and timing belt and of course ARP head studs.
If you plan on using new pistons i recommend using a slightly oversized piston and have the block bored and honed.
I'm currently building a LSvtec block myself and am using 81.50mm RS machines ITR pistons with stock rods and ARP rod bolts, i've got an ITR oil pump and ARP head studs along with a Golden Eagle sandwhich adapter oil feed setup and line/fittings for the head. But lately, the temptation of boost has really been gettin to me, and i'm tempted to sell all of the stuff i've acquired for the block and sell the fully built head i've got on my car now and would be using for the lsvtec and go turbo.
Anyways, don't forget about tuning.
If you wanna make really nice power you'll need to run bigger cams and a stronger valvetrain.
I'd use a 98+ oil pump (they're all the same b16/gsr/itr/b20) along with a vtec water pump and timing belt and of course ARP head studs.
If you plan on using new pistons i recommend using a slightly oversized piston and have the block bored and honed.
I'm currently building a LSvtec block myself and am using 81.50mm RS machines ITR pistons with stock rods and ARP rod bolts, i've got an ITR oil pump and ARP head studs along with a Golden Eagle sandwhich adapter oil feed setup and line/fittings for the head. But lately, the temptation of boost has really been gettin to me, and i'm tempted to sell all of the stuff i've acquired for the block and sell the fully built head i've got on my car now and would be using for the lsvtec and go turbo.
Anyways, don't forget about tuning.
If you wanna make really nice power you'll need to run bigger cams and a stronger valvetrain.
#6
isn't there a whole bunch of info the web on the ls/vtec build.
Why not an CRVtec build instead?
Build an LS VTEC
I just skimmed over this link. It seems like its has a lot of information.
Why not an CRVtec build instead?
Build an LS VTEC
I just skimmed over this link. It seems like its has a lot of information.
#8
http://www.c-speedracing.com/howto/c...c/compcalc.php
use this to decide what compression you will get...
for the money, i'd put in ctr pistons or at least JDM ITRs... roughly a 12.3:1 compression on your block and a b16 head with CTRs and i think 11.6:1 or something with the JDM ITRs... that would compliment some stage 3 cams of some sort and an aggressive valvetrain...
as zeeman said, the arp rod bolts and head studs are necessary as well as a few other things.
use this to decide what compression you will get...
for the money, i'd put in ctr pistons or at least JDM ITRs... roughly a 12.3:1 compression on your block and a b16 head with CTRs and i think 11.6:1 or something with the JDM ITRs... that would compliment some stage 3 cams of some sort and an aggressive valvetrain...
as zeeman said, the arp rod bolts and head studs are necessary as well as a few other things.
#20
Originally posted by zeeman
u too?
I'm so close to starting a boost build.
u too?
I'm so close to starting a boost build.