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    H22a stroker kit

    i want to stroke my H22a out to like 2.4 or 2.5 liters where can i get a high quality kit.. I did a search and didnt find anything on this subject

    thanx
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    I personally don't think a stroker kit is a good idea with the H22. The piston speeds are already pretty high with the stock inturnals. and you'll probly also have to lower the rev limiter too
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      here's a couple threads I found over at Honda-tech on the subject:
      http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=151616
      http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=84835
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        Originally posted by pwrusr
        I personally don't think a stroker kit is a good idea with the H22. The piston speeds are already pretty high with the stock inturnals. and you'll probly also have to lower the rev limiter too

        I agree with that wholeheartedly...H23VTEC hybrid builds are plagued with this problem...

        but it sure would help the low to midrange tq... you just have to keep the limitations in mind and adjust to a lower rev limit accordingly...

        but just so you know... a 95mm F22A/B or H23A1 crank should fit with no problems...

        I don't know about the F23 97mm crank... as I think it might have the same 55mm mains as the later OBDII H22's...



        Although personally I don't think this is the best course of action for H22 owners...even Scott/2point6 admits it's not for everyone...

        Whereas I do think that the reverse (putting an H22 90.7mm crank in an F22 block) is a much better idea...
        RIP Lifsatrip7

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          http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=2306889&page=1

          that site shows some pretty amazing results.
          "Self Renewed"

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