B series motor

[SiNcKe]

I'm wondering why there are no b series motors in are cars. Is there a particular reason why its not done, or is it jus something we dont do?

[BustedLX]

Because not only would it be a super custom job the engines have no torque. They could never move out heavy cars the way the stock F22 can.

If you had a 3rd gen it would be a much different story but not for the 4th gen.

[SiNcKe]

OKay a friend ask me why we dont put them in our cars and i told him they dont have enough torque and he was yea but they have alot more "potential"

[MRX]

potential is relative, any f-series motor has potential. Take the f22b for instance. Its very comparable to a B16 it just has more displacement. Any motor has enormous potential in the right hands. Even if u swapped a bad ass b18c5 motor in ur cb7...getting it to move off the line would take a long ass time.

[MRX]

tell your friend that if u wanted to mess with b-series engines u would have gotten an integra, civic, crx, and etc. Our cars are for big motors with low end torque not small ones that can make high horsepower

[accord driver]

Main reason is that you are going to a smaller displacement with a B-series motor. Sort of like swapping a V-6 for a 4 cylinder engine.