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    Hey guys, i have a 91 accord, who else has modded these cars with the f22, im going to try and build a f22 all motor car, it isnt going to be a street car so it should be kinda light, i just need help with some ideas on what to do???Thanks guys-Rob
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    um we all have modded these cars, thats the reason we are here, anyway is it completely stock? if it is i would go with an intake, then catback exhaust, then a header, then work on suspension like spring/shock combos or coilovers, then rims and tires, something like that, but its not my car so its up to u.

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      #3
      Sorry bout that i kinda knew though b/c someone told me to come to this site because its all about it, Yes it is completely stock, I just wanted to see how much someone has done to their car and how it performs, im trying to get ideas, is this motor worth putting money into to build

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        yes it is a great motor, the f series can handle lots of boost and u can swap lots of parts in and out, depending on what kinda of f series it is u can swap f22a6 parts in like intake manifolds and all sorts of junk. u have to decide if u want to build the f22a up or motor swap it tho.

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          #5
          This is what my company has done to the F22AX.... Let me know if you have any questions.

          Performance:
          Fushigi Blue Printed
          Fushigi Warp Studs
          Balanced/Knife Edged Crank
          Fushigi Tuned Cylinder Head
          Fushigi Intake Manifold
          Fushigi Camshaft
          Nitrous Express/Fushigi Modified Wet Nitrous
          Fushigi Cold Air Intake
          NGK Plug Wires
          Proactive Ignition Module
          Fushigi 4-2-1 Headers
          Fushigi 70mm Throttle Body
          Fushigi Test Pipe
          Fushigi 2.25" Stainless Steel Exhaust
          Apexi N1 Canister Muffler
          B&M Fuel Pressure Regulator
          Enlarged Cooling Ports
          94' Accord Fluidyne Radiator (T.B.I.)
          Fushigi Fuel Cooler Canister
          Zex Nitrous Spark Plugs

          Engine Management:
          Fushigi Re-Programmed ECU
          G-Tech Pro Performance Meter
          VAC, Air Fuel Ratio, Volt Guages
          Autometer Shift Light
          B&M Fuel Pressure Guage

          Drivetrain:
          Transverse Front Engine
          H23 Prelude Transmission
          Fushigi Short Shifter
          Exedy Racing Clutch
          Prothane Polyurethane Motor Mounts
          Last edited by NoSloCB7; 02-10-2005, 02:51 PM.

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