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    maximum bore on f22a

    whats the maximum bore i can go with stock seleves on my f22a(its going in a civic with with a h22) goin all motor here
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    F22a, like +0.5mm. 1mm if you're feeling lucky. But I don't understand the civic H22 part.
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      #3
      put in darton MID's 87mm's!!!! and yes you can do 87mm sleeves
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        He's asking about stock sleeves. I'm not completely positiv but I want to say I've seen one 1mm over. I know there are pistons available for this bore but that doesn't mean that they're for facotry sleeves. If you do decide to go that far, don't boost.
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          ihave done 1mm over with forged pistons and i still had a good amount of steel left in the stock a sleeves...my .02
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            i'd say for safety's sake and durability just to drop in some darton sleeves....u can go from stock 85 to 87 with no worries
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              I would not do anything over 86mm (1mm overbore) on a F22ax if you want to retain stock sleeves. If you want 87mm, get a H22 or H23 block is cheapest. However, if you must get 87mm on a F22ax, then pay for the sleeving, it is expensive...like $800+
              Last edited by HondaFan81; 08-18-2006, 08:47 AM.
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