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possible engine swaps? 4cyl 1800

posted by  jstev4610 on  Tue Nov 12 14:21 CST 2013
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Hello, I'm in the same situation. I have a '72 b20f that I am pulling and trying to figure out what to do. If I rebuild the B20, exactly what are you suggesting to reach this 150-170hp level? Porting the heads, boring to fit a b21 piston? Or something simpler?

If I could get away without involving a lot of machining, I'd be all over it. Going with megesquirt is an option, as well as going twin carb. I'm pulling off the djet either way.





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