long term im looking to swap my f22 for a better engine, for the amount of work and the cost wich would be better to drop in
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The K24 has a lot more displacement, man. Of course, so does the H22, but either way you go, it's a pricy swap and up to you. I'd imagine the H22 to be an overall easier swap since it's an older engine. Depending on what you want, it may just be better to turbo your F22 as ash suggested. You could put together a smaller turbo if you aren't looking for a huge hp gain and just something more along the lines of what the H22 swap would yield.
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well if you got the money to blow go k... Im into the hatch in my sig 6500 its still not running... heres a fun video of 40+psi on stock motor http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9jiy0SNVugK20z3
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Originally posted by CBro7 View PostThe K24 has a lot more displacement, man. Of course, so does the H22, but either way you go, it's a pricy swap and up to you. I'd imagine the H22 to be an overall easier swap since it's an older engine. Depending on what you want, it may just be better to turbo your F22 as ash suggested. You could put together a smaller turbo if you aren't looking for a huge hp gain and just something more along the lines of what the H22 swap would yield.
What? you call .2 liters a LOT more displacement?? And the H22 is the same displacement as the F22...................
Man, and I was sitting here thinking my 5.0 L V8 is small. Boy was I misinformed
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Originally posted by CBro7 View PostThe K24 has a lot more displacement, man. Of course, so does the H22lol so my 2.4L F22 is considered a lot more displacement now......lolOriginally posted by Accrdwgnguy View PostWhat? you call .2 liters a LOT more displacement?? And the H22 is the same displacement as the F22...................
Man, and I was sitting here thinking my 5.0 L V8 is small. Boy was I misinformed
I think I'll stick to calling my 8.2L a lot of displacement. 0.2L (6oz) isn't even a load of giz!
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Stick with the H22 swap. If money is no option, put it into building the H22 before you drop it in. There are fully built 300whp N/A H22's and 600+whp boosted H22's out there.Last edited by GhostAccord; 06-26-2011, 12:04 AM.
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Will C series drop in?
Its in the 5th gen accords.
The 5th gen have a c27 that makes 170hp.
There is a c32b that makes 290hp,yeah.Last edited by thepowderblue; 06-26-2011, 05:06 AM.
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I wan't a type 2 legend so bad.Id rather have that over any Honda/acura ever made.Originally posted by deevergote View PostNo, it will not. The V6 5th gens actually have a different engine bay than the 4 cylinder models. The C series really isn't much of an upgrade anyway... and you'd need to rape a Legend to get a manual transmission. Still, it's unfortunate that we don't have a drop-in V6 option.
To the OP- I know im beating a dead horse here, but the H swap is quite simple like some of the other fellas said.
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