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    #16
    Originally posted by reklipz View Post
    Sorry to interrupt, but FRM == fiber reinforced metal, correct? The H22A block is FRM? Are the F22A blocks as well?
    F22 is iron walled.

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      #17
      And decked!

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        #18
        Originally posted by wildBill83 View Post
        F22 is iron walled.
        But FRM is stronger than iron? Meaning the H22A is more suitable for upgrade than the F22A?

        Originally posted by cb7_with_snail View Post
        And decked!
        A quick search says "decking" means to re-square the tops of the cylinders. The H22A is not square? Why is this worthy of sharing? I just assumed all blocks had the tops perpendicular to the cylinders.

        Sorry to derail the thread!

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          #19
          Originally posted by reklipz View Post
          But FRM is stronger than iron? Meaning the H22A is more suitable for upgrade than the F22A?


          A quick search says "decking" means to re-square the tops of the cylinders. The H22A is not square? Why is this worthy of sharing? I just assumed all blocks had the tops perpendicular to the cylinders.

          Sorry to derail the thread!
          Yes and no, the iron block is easier to bore and the F22 is open deck where as early model H22 are FRM and closed deck. Either H22A1 or H22A are most desirable for boost applications because of the closed deck and DOHC VTEC. N/A applications open/closed deck doesn't really matter. The DOHC VTEC H22A4 is more suitable for easy N/A horse power the F22 is more suitable for easy boost.

          This is covered in the swaps section.

          EDIT: I can go into further detail because it is much deeper than what I just posted but most of the information is here on CB7Tuner.
          Last edited by wildBill83; 11-13-2012, 07:04 PM.

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            #20
            Originally posted by reklipz View Post
            But FRM is stronger than iron? Meaning the H22A is more suitable for upgrade than the F22A?


            A quick search says "decking" means to re-square the tops of the cylinders. The H22A is not square? Why is this worthy of sharing? I just assumed all blocks had the tops perpendicular to the cylinders.

            Sorry to derail the thread!
            I like this kid

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              #21
              Originally posted by deevergote View Post

              Also, if you guys are going to insult people for not searching, at least give them useful information. That way, when the next person searches, they're not going to find thread after thread of questions that have gotten nothing but "search!" responses. That helps no one.
              Ahh, what happened to the real deev?

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                #22
                The real deev has been saying that since 2003.






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