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i will have to disagree and say that i will choose a K-swap over B-swap any day. There is just so much potential with K's that its not even funny. Try squeezing over 210whp with just bolt-ons on a B. Not going to happen. Second, K swaps have gone significantly lower in price. I will agree that a turbo B-series can ultimately have more power than a standard k-swap. But a properly built B-series engine is costly as well. I dont know how some of you are building turbo engines with $2300 when thats the cost of a turbo kit in some cases :eek:. I wouldnt trust that to be too reliable.
Third, you can even build frankenstein K's with a k24 bottom w/ a k20a2 head and push over 300whp!!. Thats amazing IMHO. Yes it is costly, but ultimately the K-swap shi!ts on the B-series. Dont get me wrong tho, I do love my itr's and gsr's, but when I see stock k20a dc5 type r swaps in an EG breaking 12s, you gotta admit its pretty sick. Check out this vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZ-VGRAacf8.
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Originally posted by A11motorA11day View PostYour not even frunting like you know what your talking about, any 1 here that has made any power or even has been thru more than 1 swap and cars or shells has spent well over that. This shiit adds upOriginally posted by BurnAll4S4white people suck
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Originally posted by BB DC294 NHCT View Postyea k series have a lot more potential, then again it's more reliable then the b series. the engineers that designed the k knew what their doing.
and as far as making bolt on power from a b series.. i have built several with basic mods and have made over 200 whp on pump gas stock bore, no head work.
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^^When I stated basic bolt-ons, I was referring to I/H/E. A stock b-series engine will never see 200whp with those bolt ons, even an C5 with a tune. Its hard enough to reach 200whp w/pistons and cams let alone just I/H/E. And if you claim to build an engine that has over 200whp with those bolt ons please show me some dyno graphs or something and I will be glad shut my case. As for being reliable, there have been some horror stories about B-series as well. See what you have to understand is that the K motor is relatively still a new swap compared to the B-series. Don't get me wrong though I love the B-series, and I think the B18C J-spec ITR motor is one of the most well build motors to come from factory by any manufacturer but stock for stock a K engine will out perform any B anyday period.Last edited by it0sls203; 11-30-2008, 09:30 AM.
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Originally posted by NHSwaps13203 View Postfor the people who never been in a kswapped car, stfu
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Originally posted by it0sls203 View Posti will have to disagree and say that i will choose a K-swap over B-swap any day. There is just so much potential with K's that its not even funny. Try squeezing over 210whp with just bolt-ons on a B. Not going to happen. Second, K swaps have gone significantly lower in price. I will agree that a turbo B-series can ultimately have more power than a standard k-swap. But a properly built B-series engine is costly as well. I dont know how some of you are building turbo engines with $2300 when thats the cost of a turbo kit in some cases :eek:. I wouldnt trust that to be too reliable.
Third, you can even build frankenstein K's with a k24 bottom w/ a k20a2 head and push over 300whp!!. Thats amazing IMHO. Yes it is costly, but ultimately the K-swap shi!ts on the B-series. Dont get me wrong tho, I do love my itr's and gsr's, but when I see stock k20a dc5 type r swaps in an EG breaking 12s, you gotta admit its pretty sick. Check out this vid: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZ-VGRAacf8.Last edited by Freeway; 11-30-2008, 07:02 PM.13TH
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^Im not doubting your skill in building reliable engines. My intentions aren't to offend you or anyone else on this site. Im just trying to share my opinions and knowledge. Obviously discounts are great when available and saving money is always smart. Anyways don't want to get on a tangent, and stay on topic. K>B.
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