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can i upgrade just the cylinder head??

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    can i upgrade just the cylinder head??

    i have a f22a engine in my car and i was just thinking if i could put some other cylinder head to gain more power? if it is possible which head would fit my block?
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    The stock one already has a really good design to it as far as air flow. If anything you could have someone do a port and polish on it. What other mods do you have on your engine though?

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      #3
      I wouldn't recomend it. The head you have already is good. Put your cash towards a better cam shaft setup, exhaust, header, and tuning. That should keep you saving for some time.
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        i haven't done anything to the engine yet.
        Turbo F22 Under Construction

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          Originally posted by Brandoncb7 View Post
          The stock one already has a really good design to it as far as air flow. If anything you could have someone do a port and polish on it. What other mods do you have on your engine though?
          i haven't done any mods in the engine
          Turbo F22 Under Construction

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            The f22a head is among the best flowing honda heads, the exhaust ports could use some work, but apart from that, its a quality head and no headswap will net you power, you would lose some actually.
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              Originally posted by delaa108 View Post
              i haven't done any mods in the engine
              I would start out with the basic bolt ons then. Intake, header, and exhaust would be the first things. Which F do you have?

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                Have you checked into this thread ? http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=88154 It's at the very least a good read and if used it's an excellent first step to getting your feet wet with learning your CB7 .

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                  #9
                  F22A head, ported and polished.
                  Bisimoto header.
                  Bisimoto Stage 1 cam.
                  H23A1 intake manifold with the throttle body bored by Maxbore.
                  Short ram intake with an AEM Dry Flo filter.
                  Apexi World Sport 2 exhaust.

                  Those mods would make for a VERY fun car to drive, while remaining quite reliable and efficient. A P06 ECU, properly tuned (this takes considerable knowledge), would result in even more power and efficiency.



                  Headswaps are a bad idea. The SOHC VTEC heads are garbage, and the DOHC VTEC heads don't flow as well... and won't work very well with the F22A's low compression.






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                    Originally posted by Brandoncb7 View Post
                    I would start out with the basic bolt ons then. Intake, header, and exhaust would be the first things. Which F do you have?
                    its a f22A6
                    Turbo F22 Under Construction

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