b166er meaning and definitionb166er mean? Here you find 1 meanings of b166er.
1. When a robot kills a human person. 2. A robot that killed his owner and started the war between the machines and human race in the Matrix trilogy.
The stock DOHC VTEC 1.6 liter engine in a 99-2000 Honda Civic Si. This beast produces 160hp and 111 lb-ft of torque (thats 100hp per liter!). At 5500RPM VTEC kicks in and you can really hear and feel it.
A harass plane of World War two that fucked up Nazis.
1) A game which AVGN reviewed that says its name in extremely effin' hilarious southern USA accent. 2) A type of extremely powerful bomber.
bitch in leet - 1337
B18 is an area in birmingham near da notorious B20 area.round b18 endz der r gangs but they r kept in low profiles
1. A slob has been killed. 2. Term that means death to slobs.
Honda engine Cars: 1990-1993 Acura Integra LS,GS,RS Power: 130hp 121ft/lb ('90-'91) 140hp 121ft/lb ('92-'93) Disp: 1834cc Compression: 9.2:10
A honda dohc engine, mostly used by ricers. The top-of-the-line b-18s put out little over 200 hp at the crank.
A short code for a Honda engine. It's the engine that you'll find in your stock 94-01 Acura Integra GSR. It's mostly known for having the best thing ever made, VTEC, compared to it's counterpart without VTEC, the B18B (94-01 Integra LS). You can find the code printed on the front of the motor, near the transmission, along with the engine's serial number.
The B18C5 is one of the most sought after motor swaps to be put in Honda Civics. The motor itself is found in the 1997 - 2001 Integra Type-R (DC2 chassis code). It displaces 1797cc^3, has dual overhead camshafts, has a compression ratio of 10.6:1, and comes equipped with VTEC. The intake and exhaust ports come pre-polished out of the factory for further extraction of power. Power: 195 hp (145 kw) @ 8000 rpm 130 lb-ft (176 N m) @ 7500 rpm The transmission that comes coupled with the B18C5 is extremely sought after as well. The transmission comes stock with a close-ratio 5-speed gearset, and LSD (Limited Slip Differential).