

Two years ago the engine totalled becouse of a exhaust buttplug.
The buttplug caused so much backpressure so that hot exhaust gas flowed backwards and heated the pistons while the coolingwater held the sylinders in chess.
All of you know that aluminum expands a lot under heat and the P2W clearences arent exactly wery wide on the stock engine.
Well it scarred the cylinders and wristpins got tight.
Here is what the sparkplug looked like two years ago from the complete stock engine:

Any way we got the mission to get this completely deassembled engine together again as a stock engine.
After he had tried serveral workshops(That dont normally do Honda)
in about a year he found us to help.
Here are the setup Im planning.
Stock b18c6 block bored/honed to 81,5 with tight clearences
eagle rods
Manley 11,1:1 pistons Ported by us.
Blueprinted engine by us.
stock crank, HG Oilpump etc.
Pr3-2 type R head light P&P by us.
Stock Type R cams
BC flatface valves(increases compression to about 11,5:1
stock valvesprings, retainers etc.
Portmatched IM
Tri-Y header
stock Intake without resonator modded for CAI.
The engine are beeing balanced to maximum 0,1g diffrence per cylinder.
Normally Ive seen type R`s up to 6grams per cylinder.
And CChamber are beeing evened out.















