325whp 227wtq H22

[frohawker]

they are custom rods

I figured that much. but I wanna know the rod length needed to not smash valves.

[cb7_with_snail]

325 na is very impressive. Why are u un happy with it

[98vtec]

I figured that much. but I wanna know the rod length needed to not smash valves.

depends on the height of the pistons, pin height, deck height, and how much the head has been surfaced among other things.

for instance, i am using a 95mm stroke, with h22 AL rods (slightly shorter than an actual h22 rod due to the nature of aluminum) and custom pistons along with PRO3 camshafts. A huge part of them not smacking is the use of cam degree fixtures and clay puddy on the pistons.

[cb7_with_snail]

I don't really like you but DAMN! Hard to hate on that.

That's kind of messed up man.

[Need4speed]

That's kind of messed up man.

doesn't this make you mad because it's not in your car?

real talk man good build. what was your goal when you started the build?

[frohawker]

depends on the height of the pistons, pin height, deck height, and how much the head has been surfaced among other things.

for instance, i am using a 95mm stroke, with h22 AL rods (slightly shorter than an actual h22 rod due to the nature of aluminum) and custom pistons along with PRO3 camshafts. A huge part of them not smacking is the use of cam degree fixtures and clay puddy on the pistons.

That's all the stuff I was wondering about on his build. I mean, i doubt he wants to openly share all his build specs because it's his business and means of income.

What block and head are you using? Isn't a stock h22 stroke 95mm? IIRC it is and the f22 is 98mm. I understand the use of puddy and hand turning the motor to make sure there's no piston/valve contact before you fire it up.

[98vtec]

That's all the stuff I was wondering about on his build. I mean, i doubt he wants to openly share all his build specs because it's his business and means of income.

What block and head are you using? Isn't a stock h22 stroke 95mm? IIRC it is and the f22 is 98mm. I understand the use of puddy and hand turning the motor to make sure there's no piston/valve contact before you fire it up.

im using an h23 block and an h22 head. h23 and f22 cranks are 95mm. f23 is 97mm.

h22 stroke is 90.x