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Evans Tuning GSR Engine Build Tech Article – Part 2

March 5, 2011 by chec  
Filed under Engine


Evans Tuning shows you how to build a B-Series Honda engine. Need an engine built? Visit www.evans-tuning.com

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25 Responses to “Evans Tuning GSR Engine Build Tech Article – Part 2”
  1. rb26dett32 says:

    @rb26dett32 Nevermind, I got it. But now I have another question. What is the clearance range for main bearings and rod bearings? I’m trying to look for it on honda-tech but I cant find it. Or is it just oem honda specs? Thanks.

  2. rb26dett32 says:

    Can someone explain the bearing clearance at 2:15? Inside diameter bearing journal = 2.3237. Outside Diameter crank journal = 2.1480. When you subtract the two you get 0.1757″. Now you are supposed to subtract the 2x the bearing thickness. I’m just not understanding that. The gap between the crank and journal is 0.1757″ From there can someone please tell me where you go. I’m at this point in my build and it makes no sense. How does he get 1.8 for the bearing?

  3. red666A says:

    The tools look very expensive..

  4. vincentcruse750 says:

    @HighCardWins its Plasti-gage

  5. FerrariLamborghini25 says:

    @EvansTuningDotCom Can I work for you guys or be contracted because I have the same degree from Pennsylvania College Of Technology

  6. sprydo7 says:

    @EvansTuningDotCom Evans,…with all respects to you….just yesterday was checking on my fuel injectors and noticed #2 & #4 injectors tips are cracked, with your expertise,…what would be the common problem this,…bad injectors starting to go out. Friends of mine said you can run this without the Injector tips, by just filing them down as with normal use. Can you help…btw, Thank you for your video, appreciate the time you put into putting this together!!!

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  8. johnyjoe2k says:

    Yup nice vid. I need to show this to my instructor, maybe I we can show this to the class as a lecture. When we did some lab work on some inline 4s we didn’t do the main journal diameter measurement, we only did plastigauge. Man I’m so hyped to start my GSR project. Any recommendations on rebuild kits? Bolt grades etc.. Also can someone demystify resleeving? I keep hearing to go with Ti sleeves if you go forced induction.

  9. HighCardWins says:

    Sounds like you are saying plastic age not plastic gauge. Took me a minute to figure out what the hell you where saying.

  10. TaLoCc says:

    Do a build about a k20 motor from the ground up?I think the 42.176 views are waiting on that lol..

  11. y0shi273 says:

    @EvansTuningDotCom
    I’m hoping you can answer a quick question. Is that a Fowler bore gage, and are you happy with it? I’m in the market for one right now. Thanks!

  12. apates0420 says:

    U def kno wut ur doing but it was unnesesarry to scrape the plastiguage off the crank cuz they make it safe for the engine its made of a material that disolves good vids tho

  13. motoman416 says:

    u sir a a very educated person.. believe it or not i want to be just like u. very very smart. i cant wait to start college on this

  14. pijat4026 says:

    can you help to find pistons for b20 (85mm) with compression ratio 15:1

  15. bkszfin3st says:

    @EvansTuningDotCom

    did you find mech engineering boring. thats my major and as of now i find it boring but im not sure what to do

  16. rickysnewstuff says:

    @408wSTANG

    It starts showing up at 2:01 on the left half of the picture..
    (Inside Diameter Bearing Journal * Outside Diameter Crank Journal) – (2x Bearing Thickness) = ? I actually don’t know

  17. 408wSTANG says:

    wats the equation??

  18. daymkimchee says:

    so the standard sizes will come into spec?I also heard acl race bearings are a little bit on the loose side

  19. drzflyest4 says:

    different sizes, if you haven cut your crank get a std size.

  20. daymkimchee says:

    does acl bearings come in different sizes or just one set size?

  21. BlueRice says:

    how much you charge to tune/build a motor?

  22. identiticrisis says:

    “Looks like we’re at 1.77 …. …. …. 0 … 5 … ”
    Hehe, I hate reading micrometers, too!

    This is a great series of videos; never really occurred to me that you’d have to size rings and sleeves on a per cylinder / journal basis. Yikes. Great stuff.

  23. marek0086 says:

    u realise that when u push the button to zero out your guage you actually MOVE the guage!!

  24. cesarxique says:

    thanks for be my teacher

  25. NarcolepticTransfer says:

    fascinating.

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