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Is it better to rebuild my GS-R head or just put a B16B head on?



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I would see if I can sell the GS-R head for the low (just tell them it needs rebuilding)

And buy the B16 head and do work...



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yeah, I could do that. But is the B16 stringer than the GSR?

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If you plan on rebuilding the head just keep the GSR one



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Quote, originally posted by all-mtr-teg »
If you plan on rebuilding the head just keep the GSR one

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they are very similar and if you are rebuilding you can make the gsr better than a stock 16a


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what's the difference between the 2?

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does anyone know?

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the p72 doesn't have a quench pad so the combustion chamber is smaller= better compression.

the p30 head has a better angle of ports ( supposedly ) witch is to be better for flow.

to tell the truth both are really good heads . engine builders are happy with either.

if i was you, i would stick with the p72.

hope i helped

Modified by jasoncrashtech at 6:39 PM 5/14/2008



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Either are fine.

The B16 has a slightly better flowing intake manifold



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