What F Series Header will bolt on to this Motor with no problem? Very Similar to F22B1 on a 94-96 Accord (CD5)
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Header Fitment (F20B SOHC VTEC)
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I tried to find some exhaust port/exhaust manifold photos of this motor, no dice, spent like 15-20 minutes.
I did see many mention of it being similar to F22b1 SOHC VTEC. If that is the case, then you have the 0-00-0 exhaust port pattern and need a header for a 94-97 Accord 4 cyl application, F22b2 shares same port pattern.
Note, the intake manifolds have different port pattern than F22ax/H23ax as well, if you're buying anything related there. Again, do same vehicle application above.
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From the photos, it does look like a F22b1 head or very similar design. It just seems you have a 2.0L block. I wouldn't doubt that's the setup, since Honda interchanges parts like this.
Your stock CR is 9.5:1, from my recent research. USDM F22b1 are 8.8:1. Also, I calculated that for 9.5:1 compression your piston CC is approx. -4.36 cc.
Based on the 1997cc engine displacement below and assumption you have a 85mm bore block (like F22bx), your stroke should be 88mm.
88mm stroke is present in the F20a SOHC non-VTEC. I believe Honda took that block and slapped a F22b1 SOHC VTEC head on it, both block and head share same 85mm bore, definitely doable. The pistons must be different than the USDM F22ax/bx and JDM F22B DOHC non-VTEC.
NOTE: Out of curiosity, I took the -4.36cc piston and put that into an F22ax block retaining the F20B SOHC VTEC head. You should get 10.2:1 compression!!
You can either take the F20B SOHC VTEC pistons and swap them onto an F22ax block or swap the F22ax crank & rods into your F20B SOHC VTEC block. I would do the first, as it would be easier to build, since the F22ax crank & block would match and have factory engraved information for engine bearing sizing reference.
However, I can understand your want for a 88mm stroke, if you want a more square engine build. You have the option of F22ax higher compression pistons for this build.
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F20B SOHC 1997cc SOHC VTEC, 145ps(LEV)/148ps(4WD)/150ps
(1997 cc/ 4) / [pi * (8.5 cm/2)^2] = 8.8cm or 88mm strokeLast edited by HondaFan81; 10-02-2009, 11:09 AM.
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