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h23 vs f22
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Originally posted by Father Time View Posthttp://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=119746
Your link. It has a chart that has stock and ported flow measured. Courtesy of hondafan's thread.
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the f22 is definitley the way to go, i made 176whp and 155wtq in 100+deg weather with high humidity. now i found out that was with a bad intake manifold gasket and a pinch in my downpipe on my bisi header. we are thinking 190whp on a good day with the stuff fixed. dropping the temp down to the high 70's with 8% humidity yeilded 185whp and thats with the problems still. i wish i could find my digital sheet to upload. the whole build can be done for less than 4k. here's the one in 100+deg weather.
Last edited by jdm92_accorn; 11-28-2010, 04:50 PM.
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most of the h23's power is in the cams and the intake manifold. if you're going to change camshafts anyways then the h23 starts falling short and you can just swap the intake manifolds and sell the h23 to buy your cam and valvetrain. big plus of the f22 is the non-frm sleeves, so pistons are easier to get. your build can be done cheap. it just depends on what you want. if you want a reliable dd pm me and i'll hook you up.
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Originally posted by corkum View Postwell, i was going to use h23 pistons, rods and crank in a bored f22 block, with a f22 head, (P&P, plained, bisi or delta cam) h23 IM+TB. If i did that then all i would have to do is get my block bored, head plained and buy my cam, because i already have everything else.
mine was going to be 87mm bore, roughly .080 thick. the piston is going to stick up out of the block because of the compression height.
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