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    Another newbie q

    I just took my Accord for a 300 mile drive. Absolutely awesome car! It handled the biggest hills with no problems and got me to my destination without a single worry. Great car! I know its a bigger engine, then my Civic and, I am totally blown away with how well this car did.
    I am wondering since I have found some H23/F23 engines for good deals locally if its really worth doing any of these swaps. I guess I am asking if they will really make a difference as far as how my car performs for them long drives as I will do a lot of them in this car.
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    Well when people do an engine swap it's for more performance. An h22 or an h23 will give noticeable differences over the f22 performance wise..but for long trips I would stay with the f22

    Check out this link

    http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthread.php?t=39834
    Last edited by mozzandherb; 02-08-2008, 03:34 PM.

    SOLD!!
    Boosted H22
    375whp 298 ft/lbs at 15psi
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      I totally agree. I am interested in using the car mainly for daily driving. So, if I do anything it will be another SOHC. Would the newer SOHC engines do better on fuel?

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        The F22A is better than any newer SOHC engine out there. Fuel economy is about the same. Newer ones might be better for emissions, at least if you convert the car to OBD2... but even then, it's not THAT much better.


        H23 or H22 would be my votes if you want some more power. If not, stick to the F22A.






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          I do remember my H23 in my old Prelude was a great engine. The torque it produced was amazing. I found one local to me for a good deal. I am just trying to get as many opinions as I can.

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