Similarities between CA18 and CA20

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Similarities between CA18 and CA20

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What makes the CA20 different from the CA18?? Surely it cant just be bored that big.

Why not make a CA20 rather than a SR20??
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I heard its just the crank and rods...

But yeah... Not allot of them around, and the motor is not a square design no more where your bore and stroke is the same as with the CA18
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Yes but would gain in torque with the added stroke.
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and lose revability!

the ca20 crank is weak! dont do it man!
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What makes the CA20 crank weak VC? CA18 is 4CW too.

Then again, CA was built for boost right.

What about a KA24 crank? Can that fit in a CA?

Saw a guy doing a RB20DET in his s14. He was going ape over the way it revved so I'm guessing it's oveer-square. Also, he kept hinting that his mate in a RB25 was his biatch!?
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ya the RB20 has tiny little pistons. lighter, smaller, revs quickly!
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RB20 - 2.0 L (1998 cc, bore: 78.0 mm, stroke: 69.7 mm)
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Post by Doctor G »

Okay lets not jack the thread.

Will a CA18 crank fit a CA20 block? That should give an over-square design with somewhat larger displacement?

I know a CA20 botton end can be done, just a bit of work do make pulley's line up etc.
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Na I am not looking at doing it VC was just thinking if it would work lekker.
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