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10-12-07, 12:02 AM
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BAHAHAHA....are you kidding? There is no such thing.
Just buy a 20B, don't waste your time by trying to make 13B parts into a 20B. But if your "very serious" about doing something like that....then go ahead and try. I'd give you a couple weeks to realize the cost of proper machining to do such a thing before you give up.
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10-12-07, 03:23 AM
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Option 1: Buy a 20B "thick" side housing ($2600 new) and a 20B eccentric shaft ($3300 new), combine that with the required 13B rotors, housings, oil pump, etc., and fabricate or buy a 20B oil pan and intake manifolds.
Option 2: Sell the 13B engines and buy a good used 20B-REW engine with turbos for $4,500.
Regardless of the above, you will still spend another $5,000 to $25,000 on the remainder of the conversion, depending on the level of performance desired.
Option 2: Sell the 13B engines and buy a good used 20B-REW engine with turbos for $4,500.
Regardless of the above, you will still spend another $5,000 to $25,000 on the remainder of the conversion, depending on the level of performance desired.
10-12-07, 07:09 AM
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By the time to get all the pieces, you could've bought a used JDM 20B...hell, you could've bought the whole front clip off a JC3S Cosmo.
Hell, I think you could by TWO 20B's at this point.
This is why you can't find too much info.
The folks who are SERIOUS about this know what the **** they are doing and don't ask an Internet forum how do do this.
HINT: GURU Racing
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Hell, I think you could by TWO 20B's at this point.
This is why you can't find too much info.
The folks who are SERIOUS about this know what the **** they are doing and don't ask an Internet forum how do do this.
HINT: GURU Racing
-Ted
10-13-07, 02:59 PM
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I think the TS has a point.
I dont use the front 20b front case, housings or rotors.
I'm using the thick iron shaft... thats about it (from the 20b). Didn't break the bank doing it. I think that if you buy the parts, you'll see how things line up & what mods you'll need to take.
I dont use the front 20b front case, housings or rotors.
I'm using the thick iron shaft... thats about it (from the 20b). Didn't break the bank doing it. I think that if you buy the parts, you'll see how things line up & what mods you'll need to take.
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