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    Crank Bolt pat on A20 & B20

    im sure it wont work but check THIS OUT

    will that fit the A20?
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    Are you digging into my brain? Im gonna pick up one of those in the not so far future.

    One thing about B series engines. The VTEC models come with those stock. If you add one to a LS you need a VTEC model Oil pan for extra clearance. So if it was to fit the A20 you would more than likely need a new oil pan to accomidate it.

    Anyways I think that would be a waste of money for the A20, its cast Iron. THe B is aluminum so extra strength is always a concern with those.
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    yeah but extra strength never hurt anything either

    im planning on a turbo and maybe some N2O on top of that so i wanted the bottum end to be as strong as possible. the stock oil pan can not be modded?
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    I dunno if you could modify the oilpan to fit, maybe add a 1 inch spacer.
    Still I don't think there is a point on the A20. The B series has removable Cylinder walls that like to walk around under high rpm, high boost scenerios. THe A20 is a solid piece of Iron, you can't get much stronger than that when it comes to a block.

    You should get ahold of Sean or JohnnyO to see what they think. They are the A20 Turbo experts.
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    About bottom ends, the only thing you need to worry about are the pistons and rods. With forged ones, the only thing you have to to is to _not_ rev the piss out of it, and it will last a long time. RPM's are in my opinion more dangerous than cylinder pressures, at least with a long-stroke engine like the A20.

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    yeah, IC now. thanks guys.
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    Quote Originally Posted by k-roy
    Are you digging into my brain? Im gonna pick up one of those in the not so far future.

    One thing about B series engines. The VTEC models come with those stock. If you add one to a LS you need a VTEC model Oil pan for extra clearance. So if it was to fit the A20 you would more than likely need a new oil pan to accomidate it.

    Anyways I think that would be a waste of money for the A20, its cast Iron. THe B is aluminum so extra strength is always a concern with those.
    My engine doesn't have one.
    No projects. Life consumes my time and money.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SteveDX89
    My engine doesn't have one.
    Really? Mabe its just the Cs
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