well i was looking at this post on ebay classifeds and want to know everyhing he seling can jus drop right into mmy f22a6 bottom end ?
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=92074
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=92074
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Do some research next time. There are a couple DIY's floating around on it.
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didn't see an ecu in that post. You're better off chipping an ecu (p06...p28...) to get optimal results. And so you don't have to deal with any knock sensor bs
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The gains won't be as much as a full H23, which is only 20hp more than the F22A6. Honestly, there's not all that much to gain from it, aside from the extra tunability of a DOHC setup, and the uniqueness of the frankenstein motor. If it's for your only car, I wouldn't recommend such a swap, since reliability could be a factor. Some people have had great luck, and some people that are far more knowledgeable than you have had at least one fail on them.
For a project car, go for it, and have fun. For your daily driver... either get a full swap, or stick to your F22A. You COULD always buy that head and find an H23 block somewhere...
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You'd get the same HP gain with an intake, header and cat-back exhaust and it'll take a lot less work. Add a drop-in Stage 1 Bisimoto cam and you'll smoke the HP of this swap in about a quarter of the time.~If everybody you knew jumped off a bridge...the bodies would pile high enough to break your fall if you jumped after them.~
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so u think its a good idea do this swap ? because right now i am stock jus for the intake and cat back needs to installed still if i do this head swap i am gonna buy the parts my self and install my self and the for the cams if i add them will you c a big improve ment? how much hp is gainComment
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