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    wat f series vtec head can b put on my f22a1 and can give me a increase in power??

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    Originally posted by IntensePressure View Post
    wat f series vtec head can b put on my f22a1 and can give me a increase in power??
    im not 100% sure cause im more use to the civic engines but from what i know i think you would want to take the head off of a f22b1
    it would probably give you the better performance how much i couldnt tell you though lol.
    i was actually thinking of doing the same for my f22a6 just haveing the same problem and dont know what head to swap on
    good luck hope i helped alittle lol

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      #3
      thanks man currently researchin it...
      i might even get a second engine and make a g22

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        #4
        i've got the f22a1 also, i thought about swapping for the f22b1 head done a little reading on it and decided against it because if i'm not mistaken the f22a1 head flow's better than the f22b1. not 100% sure. someone correct me if i'm wrong please i don't want to give wrongful information. as far as the g22 motor i know the from reading about it . if this is your first engine you may wanna have another set of experienced hands on it. just laying that out on the table. i'm not trying to be hateful or anything just trying to help out
        Last edited by 90AccordLowLife; 02-26-2011, 08:01 PM.

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          #5
          Neither. Both F-Series VTEC heads are not performance oriented. They have more power more so for the slightly higher compression than their VTEC mechanisms. The VTEC in both is more so for gas economy. The F22A does flow better so you are better off doing a simple port job than swapping cylinder heads.

          An H-Series head is an entirely different story and is not a true bolt on application. It requires lots of research and know-how which you two do not yet possess. Only a handful of members have attempted, and even fewer have succeeded with a reliable setup.
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            #6
            Originally posted by Joey GT-R View Post
            Neither. Both F-Series VTEC heads are not performance oriented. They have more power more so for the slightly higher compression than their VTEC mechanisms. The VTEC in both is more so for gas economy. The F22A does flow better so you are better off doing a simple port job than swapping cylinder heads.

            An H-Series head is an entirely different story and is not a true bolt on application. It requires lots of research and know-how which you two do not yet possess. Only a handful of members have attempted, and even fewer have succeeded with a reliable setup.
            that's what i'm saying. the h series head swap is not reliable except in very few cases

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              #7
              thnks i wasnt goin to do any of the wrk of my current engine i was gonna go get me another block to experiment on...
              but thnks for the info imma stick to my head nd i am plannin on port nd polishin my head...
              as for the g22 imma do major research on wat i need a so on nd also that will b a different engine

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                #8
                are you actually trying to form sentences?

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                  #9
                  oh lol i was multitasking :/ so i made some mistakes...
                  but i was sayin i am not goin to do much wrk on my current f22a1...
                  but i am planning on gettin on another f22a1 to fully build.

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                    #10
                    The F22B1 head is garbage compared to the F22A head.

                    The H22A head on the F22A block will give you a pathetic excuse for an H22A... low compression, low redline, and differing combustion chamber / cylinder bore diameters... which will be potential sources of detonation. Additionally, if you have no experience building engines, it is almost guaranteed to be thoroughly unreliable.

                    If you want VTEC, buy an H22A or F20B. If you want more details, just search. I personally answer this question in detail once or twice a week. It has been covered ad nauseum.




                    Just like with your turbo thread... PLEASE spend some time searching, and PLEASE start typing like you have a brain. If you can't do that, you won't find much help on this forum, and you will eventually get yourself banned. We really have no need for any more lazy people on this site. We have plenty already.






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                      #11
                      ok sir will do nd thnks for the insight

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