wow....if you want a high revving engine get a Honda hehee j/pCA's dont have rocker arms and Im pretty sure RB's dont but I could be wrong. I think you are comparing 2 different motors. They share the same design but I mean purpose wise.M374llic4 wrote:For the longest time I wanted a CA, but now....when I think about it, after thinking of how F1 cars operate, they have more cyl, but less displacement. like a 2.4 liter V8 gets upwards of 22,000 rpm. at about 720hp D :
So, a RB20 at 2.0 should get more power while Still having alot higher revs then a RB25/6. Get a light weight flywheel and one of those super small clutches and you should have one ruick revving and powerful beast!
Then again the CA is proven to be rev happy, and I am just assuming on the RB. What things are nessecary to get the most revs out of your engine? rocker arm stoppers, but what else?
Am I correct in my theory of the RB? Such a hard decision : \
Yeah but for the RB you have to buy the custom motor mount kit which is like $300-$500 and there is no USDM parts equivalent as with the Pulsar/CA18DE.M374llic4 wrote:The main reason I might like the RB is...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...QrdZ1
vs
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...QrdZ1
Same price!
D :
I want to run mad boost, and rev high as hell. So either one I think would do me well, but 2 extra cyl is nice : P
Grr....such a hard choice
I know for a fact you've heard 2 other RB20's. :-PEven though mine sounded more like a tractor with the open dump tube/O2 extension thingy, Justin's coupe with the Hozigen fireball sounded quite nice.f s t caz wrote:i had the pleasure of hearing an rb20 in person for the first time a week or so ago. it sounds absolutely beautiful with an open downpipe or with a full exhaust. and for whatever reason, in either form its quieter than my CA w/ a full BRM exhaust. very responsive too. If i ever do another swap, it'll be an RB
lololol. i can't remember ever hearing yours actually move though. and i forgot about justins. for some reason i wanted to believe it was a 25 though. oh well. simple fact is that the rb's sound goodSeVa-S13 wrote:I know for a fact you've heard 2 other RB20's. :-PEven though mine sounded more like a tractor with the open dump tube/O2 extension thingy, Justin's coupe with the Hozigen fireball sounded quite nice.
Oh, and the RB20 will not be good much past 8k without extensive valvetrain and oil system upgrades.
i think its the 25 that has the uber heavy uber beefy transmission and not the 20rico05 wrote:The RB20 will provide more torque, but is about 80lbs heavier, due to 2 more cast iron cylinders and a MUCH beefier transmission.
f s t caz wrote:i think its the 25 that has the uber heavy uber beefy transmission and not the 20
FYI, you're not gettin a transmission OR a MAF with that RB if u buy it off ebay, thats just the motor same price..pfffM374llic4 wrote:The main reason I might like the RB is...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...QrdZ1
vs
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...QrdZ1
Same price!
D :
I want to run mad boost, and rev high as hell. So either one I think would do me well, but 2 extra cyl is nice : P
Grr....such a hard choice
have fun spending almost 10 grand on that conversion. my buddy, who has connections in the industry, priced a whole conversion out to be something like 9800 bucks. and that was w/ a USDM type-S, not a JDM Type-R. so if you're serious about that one, I'd put other bills on hold, like foodrico05 wrote:(that is after my K20 EF hatch that is ).
79 bore 69.7 stroke..fairly undersquareQuote » The RB20 doesn't have as many options for turbo upgrades because of the T3 flange. [/quote]plenty of upgrade options for t3 fllanged turbosQuote »Do you want to spend the money for the mounts, wiring, and cross member?[/quote]wiring is not that difficult, crossmembers are cheap89’ClubK’s wrote:What is the bore/stroke ratio? the CA has bottom end torque and top end revs because of its 83x83.6 ratio.