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04-02-2002, 03:09 PM

I have read the articles stating the evils of the LS/VTEC and B20/VTEC hybrids. However I still have some questions. Hopefully some of you can help. I know of the longer stroke problem with the stock LS hardware. However, could this problem be remedied with aftermarket crank, rods, pistons, etc. I guess what I am really asking is, what is the difference between the B18A/B blocks, and the B18C blocks? Is there one? Would a crank designed for a B18C work with the B18A/B?
Thanks!

04-06-2002, 03:43 PM

uhh I goofed up sorry lol....glad I can edit this or all of ya would think I'm just a newbie...wait I am nevermind....

04-09-2002, 01:02 PM

No actually the differnce is in the crank shaft the r/s ratio for the gsr is a little better than the ls. Also if you replace all the internals you will be fine no problems with reving high if you have a strong bottom end. Eagle Forged Rods, High Compression Pistons, and a lightened crankshaft and you can rev at 8700 all day long.

04-02-2002, 03:09 PM	#1
Courtlukens Posts: n/a	LS/VTEC Questions I have read the articles stating the evils of the LS/VTEC and B20/VTEC hybrids. However I still have some questions. Hopefully some of you can help. I know of the longer stroke problem with the stock LS hardware. However, could this problem be remedied with aftermarket crank, rods, pistons, etc. I guess what I am really asking is, what is the difference between the B18A/B blocks, and the B18C blocks? Is there one? Would a crank designed for a B18C work with the B18A/B? Thanks!

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04-06-2002, 03:43 PM	#2
ZeroAccess Posts: n/a	uhh I goofed up sorry lol....glad I can edit this or all of ya would think I'm just a newbie...wait I am nevermind....

04-09-2002, 01:02 PM	#3
Integra221 Posts: n/a	No actually the differnce is in the crank shaft the r/s ratio for the gsr is a little better than the ls. Also if you replace all the internals you will be fine no problems with reving high if you have a strong bottom end. Eagle Forged Rods, High Compression Pistons, and a lightened crankshaft and you can rev at 8700 all day long.