Well I would consider that the B20z massive 5ft/lb of torque advantage 1700 rpm earlier is not as nice as it sounds. If you are worried about ripping through corners, think about the fact that with the B20z, each successive redline upshift or properly executed downshift will land you above the torque peak where it has already started to rapidly decline. Shifting a C1 at redline lands right below it's torque peak allowing you to use that torque to pull through corner even though that peak is at like 6200rpms. If you were autoXing or on an open track day, perfectly matched downshifts would have the C1 landing in that increasing part of its torque curve where the B20z would already be passed it and falling off. The only time you would ever see that 5ft/lb of torque at a lower peak at advantage would be on standing start launches and daily driving. I just don't see that pay off being worth an almost 30hp deficit. Makes little a very little difference considering you said you don't care about going fast straight. That would be my opinion on stock vs. stock or even just a bolt-on car. If you had plans on going B20VTEC then the torque benefit would be more worth it since the other deficits may be eliminated. But that is also going all out. If you not worried about pushing lap times to the limit or whatever then it's not as important. It's all up to you man. Good luck either way