im looking into getting a jdm f22a .....looks just like stock but out of curiosity... there are different f22's in the U.S like a6 a1 a4 a7...would anyone know the spec of the jdm f22a ....would it be like an a6 or a1???
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Ok, Jdm f22a is identical to a Usdm a6 like dude said.
Now the 2.0 are nice. I have 1, with a 11.5 fw,p12 ecu. Loved topend..
Now for the same price shipped of a f22a he can get a F20a Si Dohc or jdm f22b.. They r like 600-700 shipped, cheap. I had a jdm f22b that was 750 shipped. My sohc 2.0 was 650 shipped.**Blk Housed Slut Crew Member #1**
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Originally posted by F20A CB7 View PostOk, Jdm f22a is identical to a Usdm a6 like dude said.
Now the 2.0 are nice. I have 1, with a 11.5 fw,p12 ecu. Loved topend..
Now for the same price shipped of a f22a he can get a F20a Si Dohc or jdm f22b.. They r like 600-700 shipped, cheap. I had a jdm f22b that was 750 shipped. My sohc 2.0 was 650 shipped.
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Originally posted by CB7Man View PostMy JDM H22A was 750
And also @ that time I didn't no to much about swappin the H in the cb, I jus happen to stumble on a 2.0, it was stated on paper as a replacement motor. Nothin fancy, I acutally bought it to save some gas, pff was I wrong. Then I Found this forum..**Blk Housed Slut Crew Member #1**
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Originally posted by CB7Man View PostI've always wondered about the smaller
F20A
F18A
F16A?
I know they are carb'ed (For the most part)
But by exchanging the intake mani from an F22
Couldnt these be useable as a "Green" engine?
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Originally posted by CB7Man View PostI've always wondered about the smaller
F20A
F18A
F16A?
I know they are carb'ed (For the most part)
But by exchanging the intake mani from an F22
Couldnt these be useable as a "Green" engine?
F20A5 was PGM
F16 - Doesn't exist, At least I've never heard of it - Let alone having a 1600cc try to pull an Accord, The F18 is damn slow and the F20 isn't too bad.
The F22 intake manifold can't be put on the carbed versions due to the port designs.
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Originally posted by evil_demon_01 View PostF20A3 and F18 were carbed
F20A5 was PGM
F16 - Doesn't exist, At least I've never heard of it - Let alone having a 1600cc try to pull an Accord, The F18 is damn slow and the F20 isn't too bad.
The F22 intake manifold can't be put on the carbed versions due to the port designs.
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Originally posted by mannix_10 View Postreally? my mechanic reckons his 1800 carbed f18 is quick, maybe not..it's bean bitches!!..
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Sorry but the F22C would be the best F series engine
Got my engine and tranny from JHOT on Ebay
H22A Automagic
It had Engine sluge...however upon multiple flushes we found normal compression and no smoke.
And it only has 60,000 miles (maybe lol)Last edited by CB7Man; 01-06-2009, 05:12 AM.
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Originally posted by mannix_10 View Postreally? my mechanic reckons his 1800 carbed f18 is quick, maybe not
Originally posted by CB7Man View PostSorry but the F22C would be the best F series engine
Got my engine and tranny from JHOT on Ebay
H22A Automagic
It had Engine sluge...however upon multiple flushes we found normal compression and no smoke.
And it only has 60,000 miles (maybe lol)
Car Safety / General Servicing Checks --------Basic suspension checks
My 5.7 LS1 Holden Ute
A "Finished" project car is never finished until its been sold.
If at first you don't succeed, Try again. Don't give up too easily, persistance pays off in the end.
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