hey guys whats up. ive been looking in to doing a f22b motor swap on my 92 but i have yet to see much info about it anywhere and i want to go turbo when i do it. i no that i can use the dsm manifold but what year manifold 1g or 2g???? and what holes do i have to redrill for it to fit??? and what manifold gasket do i use the f22b or the dsm gasket??? i have been talking to deevergote about this for a lil while and hes been tellin me as much as he knows about the swap and he told me one of his friends has done it but not the turbo part. does anyone eles have any info on this swap??? thanks joshua
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currently in progress with the swap, then I'm going turbo. Either 1st or 2nd gen dsm manifolds will work, the difference is that the 2nd has better flow and some say it doesn't crack like the 1st gen. I suggest a f22ax manifold gasket. Run your stock ecu till you go turbo, then chip an ecu and use uberdata. And in case you have the same problem I had, the distributor cap is one from a 90 accord, cause that has the internal coil.
Hey, do you have a sedan or coupe? Cause I'm debating how well a turbo is going to fit in my '92 coupe, the engine bay is a lot smaller...Shift_BOOST
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the enigne bay is the same size on BOTH the sedan and coupe."you can catch me swoopin 4G coupin switchin lanes" haha haha.
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Originally posted by 92exAnd when you order hoods for a 4th gen, you have to specify wether you have a sedan or coupe, because the coupe engine bay is smaller
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well first of all, sedan and coupe engine bays/front ends are exactly the same.
bustedhonda - the ports on the DSM exhaust manifold line up with the ports on the head, but the mounting stud holes dont. youre going to need to redrill/enlarge all 9 of the mounting holes on the main flange of the manifold to line up with the studs on the motor. once you get that done and the mani fitted, youll see that the turbo housing will hit the front motor mount, youll need to remove the front dogbone mount and its bracket, and grind down part of the engine block where the bolt holes stick out, to get it to fit.
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I'll post the results up fri when I get my coupe back, it's still in the shop getting the f22b installed. Sorry about the thread jacking too. BustedHonda, what turbo do plan on using, becuase I think the 1st and 2nd gen fit most of the turbo's, but there is a couple that they don't fit.Shift_BOOST
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Originally posted by cpmikewell first of all, sedan and coupe engine bays/front ends are exactly the same.
youre going to need to redrill/enlarge all 9 of the mounting holes on the main flange of the manifold to line up with the studs on the motor.
actually its only 3 or 4 of them.
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