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    H23

    does anyone here have a accord w/an H23 and if so have you done anything to it as far as performance(turbo, nos)?
    thanks

    #2
    i dont have one but turbo does wonders on the h23's,that is if you got the money

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      #3
      better to go with the h22 for any intende reason. The only time I'd recommend an h23 swap is if you get it wicked cheap. It'll take boost or nitrous readily, but so will the h22. If you're going to swap engines anyway, go aheaad and grab the h22. Unless like I said, you can get a full h23 swap for like $300-500

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      Nathan Morris

      92 Accord LX - RIP
      92 Civic CX B18B1 Hatch - RIP (126whp, i/h motor)
      99 Civic EX Coupe w/ 1.9L stroker on the way, current at 121whp.

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        #4
        on the topic of the h23, is the f22b DOHC the same engine?? meaning are the parts interchangeable?

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