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FRM Sleeves aren't Hopeless!

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    FRM Sleeves aren't Hopeless!

    After reading this I feel 10 times better about boosting my h22!

    http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1406865&page=1

    They are on sale at importperformanceparts.net
    H22-T FTW!!!
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    yeah man there are threads on here about those...i am waiting to get my car done to see how mine work...i got the mahle gold series 10:1...ive heard mixed reviews...one guy told me that he has had them in his engine for 15000 miles and they work great...so hopefully they work for me and everybody else...ive heard from people that it still isnt recommended to boost about 11-12psi with the FRM sleeves...

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      #3
      Makes feel better too buying a H22 to boost it.

      Na Lobi Bien Mua Café Mua Café Oyo Na Meli Elingi Ko Bima. J'aime les Madesu ya Mpembe que du Poulet!!!

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        Dosent the coating wear off over time and will revert back to basically a regular piston?

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          #5
          Whats better than FRM ? I figure 10 Psi is all you need

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            #6
            H23 has FRM and bjaccord had a nice setup on his.

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              yeah the Mahles are supposedly good, they were also featured in Honda Tuning, I guess the reliability is the one thing to watch out for because I dont think there are too many people who have had them on for long enough to see if they are reliable...but yes it is much cheaper than re-sleeving, but not totally necessary when boosting an h22 below I'd say 9 psi

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                longevity is the only thing im worried about also but there is a guy on honda tech who has had them in his car for 7k mi. with no problems. There are guys claiming to run around 20psi on stock sleeves with these pistons and aftermarket rods. I know what im gonna do when my ringlands go!
                H22-T FTW!!!

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                  Originally posted by bruno8747
                  Dosent the coating wear off over time and will revert back to basically a regular piston?
                  It takes a while, based on a multitude of conditions/factors. However, when the coating is gone, so is the sleeve. Resleeving FTW.

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