Frankenstein
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Frankenstein
I heard that i can get a non-vtec b18 and put a v-tec b16 head on it and it makes very good horse power. But i need to run a oil line. Is this true and how much horse power does it actually make? And is there anyother lines i need to run or is that all.
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Originally Posted by flyromeo3
isnt a frankenstein motor an H23a head on a H22 block?
Other hybrids to earn the title are non-VTEC D-series engines with Z6 or Y8 heads (since renamed "mini-me") and H23/ H22A head engines which have yet to earn their own nickname.
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Originally Posted by Kai
No. The original "Frankenstein" is a B18A/B with a PR3 or P72 head.
Other hybrids to earn the title are non-VTEC D-series engines with Z6 or Y8 heads (since renamed "mini-me") and H23/ H22A head engines which have yet to earn their own nickname.
Other hybrids to earn the title are non-VTEC D-series engines with Z6 or Y8 heads (since renamed "mini-me") and H23/ H22A head engines which have yet to earn their own nickname.
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Originally Posted by WhatNow
you could use a gsr head or a type-r head and it would be even better for higher compression applications...