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H22 rods in an F22 block

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    H22 rods in an F22 block

    So I've got a question. I'm gonna link a thread that goes in detail about using forged H22 rods along with forged 4g63 pistons to make a close to stock compression ratio on the F22.

    http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2546957

    Instead of using an H22 rod with a length of 5.633 in, would it be ok to use a rod length of 5.630 in? This would make the total block deck height 8.630, giving that I used the same Wiseco pistons he used.

    I will be boosting the motor these internals will go in with a Evo Big 16g turbo.

    Thanks
    Originally posted by Quashish
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    I dont know booost ,
    But using the shorter rods will lower your compression which should mean more boost potential .
    other than that it's the same as what you read up on .
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      The difference of .003" in the measurements of a rod is so insignificant that I would not worry about it. You may find that you have two rods from the same set that vary by nearly that much.

      And what are asking in reference to? Will what be okay?
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        Originally posted by Jarrett View Post
        The difference of .003" in the measurements of a rod is so insignificant that I would not worry about it. You may find that you have two rods from the same set that vary by nearly that much.

        And what are asking in reference to? Will what be okay?
        Will it be ok to use those length rods compared to what the guy from the thread I linked used. And i guess your answer is yes. Thank you for the response.
        Originally posted by Quashish
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          deck the block .003 to zero it out. it should be decked anyways if youre boosting it.
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