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    #1

    about f22ax sleeves

    i heard that stock f/h motor series have fiberglass reinforce metal sleeves, is this true?
    =my idea of classic JDM
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    ROFLMAO!!! we have cast iron sleeves man lol i think the material name is nicksel or somethin

    edit - who the fuck told u that lol?
    Knowledge is power...in EVERY sense of the word

    FSAE (F Series Accord Enthusiasts) ..."A dying breed thats taking it to the next level" #12

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      #3
      alright two errors. one that person was confused its the h series engine and two its fiber reinforced materieral... i dont knwo which fiber but i doubt its fiber glass i dont think it could hold up. w/e it is frm sleeves cant handle boost so if u go h22 u cant run more then 5 lbs i think some people wont run any boost

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        #4
        whoops i didn't even see that he said h series

        refer to his post for h-series and refer to mine for f-series
        Knowledge is power...in EVERY sense of the word

        FSAE (F Series Accord Enthusiasts) ..."A dying breed thats taking it to the next level" #12

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          #5
          no he said f... but its only on the h aobut the sleeves we (f-ers) have the cast iron so boost works

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            #6
            thanks!!! for the info i love this website
            =my idea of classic JDM
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              #7
              Originally posted by midnite racer x
              ROFLMAO!!! we have cast iron sleeves man lol i think the material name is nicksel or somethin

              edit - who the fuck told u that lol?
              a friend of mine who thought that H and F series where the same because he had a h23 prelude with the v-tec head swap, then he sold that prelude becuase he wanted to boost and the H series isn't good to boost he said so he got a teggy ls and boost the shit out of that thing, riding in his teggy was like the viper rollercoaster over at six flags.
              i guess he was wrong
              =my idea of classic JDM
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                #8
                different sleeves

                midnite is correct
                f series is cast iron with anti-friction compound nikasil
                h series has ceramic fiber matrix sleeves

                the f series is better to boost for two main reasons
                1- it lower compression 8.8 to 1 where the h22 is already 10 to 1 and higher. in essence to much pressure for the block and components to handle.
                2-the f series has the iron sleeves which can take the boost better..you could run im guessing maybe 7-10lbs with relative safety. only concern is the stock rods in the f series are only good for 200hp max so your better off getting new stronger rods. if your gonna spend the bucks on turbo..dont skimp on engine parts.
                Last edited by xfactortype1; 02-18-2005, 05:32 AM.

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