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    My CB7 Project

    What's good fellas and ladies I been a member on this site for a while but I havnt posted I like the drama of the civic and teg seen over on b20 anyway I got a a CB7 and I'm doing a swap jdm f22b ill be putting a port and polished h22 head from dh racing and if I can find a set of low cr forged pistons and rods they will go in also I was just wounderin what numbers this should put out or if anyone new any websites or stores where I can get forged internals for this block.
    I'm also looking to scoop up a AEM EMS and a dual ball bearing turbo ....... thanks foryour help
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    bump..........

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      www.f22parts.com
      1990 Frost White EX Coupe F23A1 - PART OUT
      01 DC4

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        Man, theres better places to get parts from than F22Parts. Granted they do specialize in our cars, but I always wonder about their quality... and they don't make H22 parts, which is the head he's using, and where from most of the power comes Check out Arias for pistons, or any of the other piston manufacturers, not distributors. And theres plenty of head builders / parts shops that cater to the H-series, so you shouldn't have much of a problem finding support... just search.

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          I don't have a problem find support or parts for the head its pretty much abundant ......... I'm having a problem finding parts for the block especially from a know company I'm spending a pretty penny on this build I want it done right and don't plan on putting some no brand pistons to only fail me on the dyno

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            so you are going to put an h22head on a f22b dohc block?....and you are looking for f22b block parts?
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              Well, I can't "easily" find any, so I'd start looking into what others have done. I read something a while back about H23 Pistons fitting in the F22B block. IDK if this is true or not, but maybe it will help.

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                #8
                Correct i want to put a h22 head on a dohc f22b block and want to find a good place to get parts for the block

                honda tuner a f22b block has a 85mm bore h23 block is 87mm i like my sleeves nice and thick like my ladies lol

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                  I like bigger displacement and thinner walls....

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                    Originally posted by piwko4me
                    I like bigger displacement and thinner walls....
                    that will just cost you more money in the long run if your boosting because the cylinder wont be able to handle the stress and then your screwed

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                      Thats why you re-sleeve your block. Thats what I'm planning to do b4 boost. Already got a quote of $1200 for parts/labor from Darton. Not too bad for the added insurance if you ask me. Can anyone say closed deck? lol

                      And if your just looking for 85mm forged F22 pistons, and your engine is a F22B with some letter on the end your not telling us, and isn't other JDM motor that I haven't heard of, then look at Arias for Pistons and Carrillo for Rods. The crank is pretty sturdy, so that should be good. OEM bearings. Toga makes good OEM style performance oil pumps I've heard.

                      What else are you looking to upgrade? What PSI, or range, are you looking to boost too?

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