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    #16
    Originally posted by 92ex
    we have no idea how much the f22 can handle stock...
    A valid point...

    i still say at least 10psi for the h22 stock bottom end though

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      #17
      6psi would be kake for an h22.. 10 would be a good number to make some good HP ... but you better have it tuned really well with a standalone...(aka.. no FMU bullshit ) TUNNING IS YOUR FRIEND!

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        #18
        Well, everyone can go on and on and argue about how much each engine has. But in the end, its not about how much it can hold, its about how long it can hold it. an h22 CAN hold moer than 10psi, shit, even 15. But again, its a matter of how long it can hold it, which all depends on how safe the tune is, how bad you rip on it and the initial condition of your engine.

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          #19
          just a side note:

          if given a choice to build on i would DEFINITLY pick the F22 over the H22 (dollar/hp). for reasons i have argued time and time again on this board and every other

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            #20
            OH, and about the Mahle stuff... get out your reading glasses! but this is all you need to know about the "non sleeving" pistons...

            http://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1406865

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              #21
              I dunno, I'm not a fan of turbo'd stock h22s, theres a couple of them running around here, but I don't trust the reliability/longevity of the motor. To each his own.

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                #22
                yea i think i would agree w/most when said, "if you wanna make boosting an h22 worth it you should sleeve the block" and 10 psi unsleeved would be a safe level "but for how long is the real question"as d112crzy says, in which there isnt an answer untill your motor takes a shit. i think ill wait untill i can afford new pistons and sleeves along with a good p&p.

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                  #23
                  but now that weve covered the whole sleeving thing; whats all this crap about crankwalk i keep hearin about? isnt there a way to safegaurd against this?

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                    #24
                    Originally posted by Accord R33
                    just a side note:

                    if given a choice to build on i would DEFINITLY pick the F22 over the H22 (dollar/hp). for reasons i have argued time and time again on this board and every other
                    I totally agree.
                    I will help this quote:when u blow your h22 good luck trying to find,rebuild,and afford another one. but with are f22's we can go to grocery store and get one,and there so much more easier to tune.
                    enough said about that.
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                      #25
                      Originally posted by cincy90h22
                      but now that weve covered the whole sleeving thing; whats all this crap about crankwalk i keep hearin about? isnt there a way to safegaurd against this?
                      I have only heard things about crankwalk on 1st and 2nd gen eclipse,s
                      thats just my 2 pennies-haha.
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