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B200E tuning

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Old Aug 3rd, 2020, 19:14   #1
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Hey , i have a 740 1991 with b200e engine.
I want to build the motor to be stronger without using a turbo charger.
I want to contain in my build a 2.5 Penta motor crank , and a 531 head with a V cam inside, what also need to be changed for it to work perfectly?

I am planning on using a stand alone ecu.
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Old Aug 3rd, 2020, 22:01   #2
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Hey , i have a 740 1991 with b200e engine.
I want to build the motor to be stronger without using a turbo charger.
I want to contain in my build a 2.5 Penta motor crank , and a 531 head with a V cam inside, what also need to be changed for it to work perfectly?

I am planning on using a stand alone ecu.
You'd be better off using the complete Penta 151c engine. That way you get the full 2.5L displacement, rather than ~2.2L ish using the B200 pistons. If memory serves, the 151c has a V cam anyway and is about 150bhp as standard. With proper fuel management on injection, i reckon you could easily see 160bhp without going silly with cams, tubros or anything else.
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Sounds like you have thought it out. Its not going to be a B200E any longer once you go 531 and convert to EFI

The 86mm stroke crank will give you around 2.3 on the B200 block. Have you decided on pistons and rods?
ITB's or a plenum?
Cam choice? what RPM band do you want the engine working best in?
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Hey guys I got a b230fk today, so I’m building to putting the Penta stuff in it,
I want to use v cam that comes with 531 head I’m amazed by the idea to fit a boat engine parts on my car. Do I need to use the Penta pistons?
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The penta engine normally has the P cam (not to say that they did not also come with a V. The V cam is a fairly timid NA cam

The 2.5 86mm stroke engine uses shorter pistons
As you are most likely have to rebore the block then you will need to use normal pistons. To do that you will then need shorter rods

Do you already have the crank etc from teh penta engine?
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