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    New to the site... need some ideas?

    Well I have been a honda owner since I was 16... had many CB7s EGs and EKs... Well here is the thing.... I never done a boosted honda. I have done a h22 swap in a cb7 and done B motors in EKs and EGs...

    Well what I would like to ask is should I do anther h22 or even a h23.... or boost the F22... Also I head people doing something like a F22 block with a H22 or H23 head and then boost...

    Well guess what I am asking is what is the best move for the dollor... I what the best bang for the buck... What you guys think....

    Oh by the way new to the site and really hope you guys can help me get my CB7 back up to par...

    93 CB7 Accord: nuthing specail I/H/E
    2002 Nissan B15 spec V: VQ35DE swap I/H/E... 100 shot
    90 Nissan Z32 300ZX TT: Hmmm let say stock
    My money maker: 12volt Audio and Video Installer
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    #2
    depends, f22/h22 hybrids are possible, f22/h23 hybrids are possible, all depends on what you want and how much knowledge you have
    Shift_BOOST

    BOOM!

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      #3
      Yeah that is what I need some ideas about... I would love to hear more about the f22/h22 or f22/h23 so I may try that and learn more about it

      93 CB7 Accord: nuthing specail I/H/E
      2002 Nissan B15 spec V: VQ35DE swap I/H/E... 100 shot
      90 Nissan Z32 300ZX TT: Hmmm let say stock
      My money maker: 12volt Audio and Video Installer

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        #4
        mmm direct headswap, search the performance tech section, theres 2 writeups i think. f22/h22 is harder, shadetreecustoms did it though. Boost is always a plus in my book
        Shift_BOOST

        BOOM!

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          #5
          Boost is always more fun in my book.
          Rolled Out 93 Coupe

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            #6
            Yeah see I never owned a boosted Honda... So I thought about building a boosted F22.. but I heard about the F22/H22 vert... and heard people boosted that... it sound kind fun in my book....lol

            93 CB7 Accord: nuthing specail I/H/E
            2002 Nissan B15 spec V: VQ35DE swap I/H/E... 100 shot
            90 Nissan Z32 300ZX TT: Hmmm let say stock
            My money maker: 12volt Audio and Video Installer

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              #7
              Its your money, but I think boost would be more bang for your buck... The h22 is good for a n/a beast...
              (\__/)
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              (> < ) This is Bunny. He will eat your face.

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                #8
                So How much normally do people spend on a boosted f22 and then compair to a f22/h23 or what not...

                93 CB7 Accord: nuthing specail I/H/E
                2002 Nissan B15 spec V: VQ35DE swap I/H/E... 100 shot
                90 Nissan Z32 300ZX TT: Hmmm let say stock
                My money maker: 12volt Audio and Video Installer

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                  #9
                  why dont you boost an h22? dont waste your time on a f22a.



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                    #10
                    Yeah you might be right but I am trying to see the issue of cost... I mean if I already have what I need to do a F22 and just get a Head and what is needed then boost that then why not.... But around here in Texas, well out in the country, I am looking to spend about 9k on a boosted H22... Trying to see if it's cheap doing something else... I even thought about just boosting the F22

                    93 CB7 Accord: nuthing specail I/H/E
                    2002 Nissan B15 spec V: VQ35DE swap I/H/E... 100 shot
                    90 Nissan Z32 300ZX TT: Hmmm let say stock
                    My money maker: 12volt Audio and Video Installer

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                      #11
                      Sorry to Hijack the thread but...

                      Say you had an F22a1 and you boosted it as it was... Would there be any EXTRA steps if you put on the H23 head later, that you wouldn't have to do with F22, or does everything "line up"?

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                        #12
                        See... that is what I am trying to find out... I heard that it can be done. So I thought I get on here and find out... I mean I have digged thew a few sites and threds and still kinda lost you know...

                        93 CB7 Accord: nuthing specail I/H/E
                        2002 Nissan B15 spec V: VQ35DE swap I/H/E... 100 shot
                        90 Nissan Z32 300ZX TT: Hmmm let say stock
                        My money maker: 12volt Audio and Video Installer

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by cb9tunerguy
                          why dont you boost an h22? dont waste your time on a f22a.
                          why dont you just frank and boost what you already have? dont waste your money on the h22

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                            #14
                            Do you really think so... what kind of power are we talking about out of a boosted F22

                            93 CB7 Accord: nuthing specail I/H/E
                            2002 Nissan B15 spec V: VQ35DE swap I/H/E... 100 shot
                            90 Nissan Z32 300ZX TT: Hmmm let say stock
                            My money maker: 12volt Audio and Video Installer

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                              #15
                              They say 200hp I'm not sure if thats at the wheel or not. [http://home.comcast.net/~ndd3d/TurboInstall.pdf] gives you a good idea of what you need and can expect and yes the H23 head swap is a direct swap. Check out the 140hp f22a thread its on the top 10 in the beginners tech forum.It covers alot of this. Good luck I'm doing the same thing. Like to see pics and story when done

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