Hey guys just wondering where i could find performance valves and valve springs and retainers for the F22a1???? raceeng.com doesn't have them... let me know if anyone does know!!!!
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HAN - ZiviCase10287
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give these guys a try:
www.honda-performance.com
www.f22parts.com
and cb7 member:
www.Fushigiraceengineering.com
5.6L V8 32V DOHC
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francis who built your old a6 engine?Knowledge is power...in EVERY sense of the word
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well, back in 99, originally bought the bullfrog head package...GARBAGE!!! lasted maybe only 15k-20k miles; the valve springs seized up. afterwards, my mechanic sent the IM to extrude hone, the valvetrain was changed to stainless valves and springs, and the head was machined to 11:1 compression by someone he knew. it was basically put together by my mechanic to sum it all up. the car ran a personal best of 14.32 @ ATCO but i had nitto 555 street/drag radials(YES, they do help)..before the nittos, i ran 14.7s-14.8s.Originally posted by midnite racer xLast edited by PRIMOCB7; 12-20-2004, 07:28 PM.5.6L V8 32V DOHC
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Ferrea has a 94-95 accord valvetrain setup that would fit our 90-93 Accords supposedly. I compared stock OEM valve springs/retainer/seats part #'s and they were same as 90-93...so it should work out.Comment
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will the 94-95 valve-train work in the 90-93???????HAN - ZiviCase10287
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HMT - draztik
d-series - draztik
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i think so. its pretty much the same engine.are we there yet are we there yet are we there yet
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good post u guys, i have been looking for this stuff, and a 14.7xx is a good run by all means on a all motor SOHC f22..... good job dude...... i hope my car ends up like that soon..........
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pics and prices off the link primo gave us
Racing Springs and Retainers - D, H, and F Series
$260
Valves - F22 Standard
$290
= $550...interesting
man the prices on f22parts.com is friggin' ridiculous. And i believe zigen said the owner is shaddyLast edited by MRX; 12-21-2004, 04:49 PM.Knowledge is power...in EVERY sense of the word
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Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe Fushigi is in the process, or has already developed a valve-train package for the f22a engines.Honda-Tech Username: Lostcb7
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I think that it would be the same. I'm using a cam that was originally used in that generation Accord so it should work with other stuff.Originally posted by DraZtiK
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