like i mentioned already.. it will run rich due to the fact that the frank ISNT putting out the compression that the h23a does.. let me re-phrase that... if its not combustion chamber pressures isnt the same then the final combustion wont be as great as it was in the h23a.. so 9:8:1 vs 9:1 = a decent difference ... so tendacy will be for it to run rich.. but u are correct that it will run better than a PT3 ecu...
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Originally posted by WiKKeDV16i have to correct u at this junction...
the p14 ecu is made for the h23 so its still not gonna run correct due to the h23 having 9:8:1 CR so running it on a hybrid with only 9:1 CR and not as much stroke = more of a richer mixture than wanted...
p06 chipped is the way to go bottomline.
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whats with ur sig..??? u are by far not the only one homeslice... dont get it twisted...I do have a question though, how off is the hybrid goind to run with the P14? I do have to admit...ECU tuning is my weak point so I would appreciate an explination.
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Originally posted by NoSloCB7You can run the engine with the F22AX ECU, however its full potential will be reached with the use of a P14 ecu
the p14 ecu is made for the h23 so its still not gonna run correct due to the h23 having 9:8:1 CR so running it on a hybrid with only 9:1 CR and not as much stroke = more of a richer mixture than wanted...
p06 chipped is the way to go bottomline.
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whats with ur sig..??? u are by far not the only one homeslice... dont get it twisted...Last edited by WiKKeDV16; 12-09-2005, 07:21 AM.
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I believe the F22B DOHC engine is taken from the JDM prelude. Instead of having the H23 in Japan, it is equiped with the F22B. has it effected MPG? Honestly, I have not calculated the mileage, however it still appears to be failry decent considering I can still ride around for a week on a tank of gas. (knock on wood) I have not experienced any problems yet. The Engine is doing great!!!
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So what car does the f22b block come from?
How has it affected mpg?
Any problems yet?
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Originally posted by 91accord4doorgreat write up, im likeing the details. also cant wait to see dyno #'s. what do you expect it to put out?
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great write up, im likeing the details. also cant wait to see dyno #'s. what do you expect it to put out?
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Originally posted by Shadow1oh.... um.... right. im an idiot. my bad. lol
LOL....thats ok...we all have our bad days
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Originally posted by NoSloCB7Thats becasue it hasn't been dynoed yet....
oh.... um.... right. im an idiot. my bad. lol
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Originally posted by Shadow1I Havent Seem Any Dyno Charts Yet!!
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Originally posted by oneoffaccordyea i figured that they were the same heads, just wanted to make sure, cuz i have a f22b at my house, thinking about taking off the head and working it.
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Originally posted by ConnalSee, i didn't think it had vtec. I knew it was more than just swapping over the head. I was just wondering if essentialy the blocks are the same. Would you have to change the ECU since it is DOHC?
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See, i didn't think it had vtec. I knew it was more than just swapping over the head. I was just wondering if essentialy the blocks are the same. Would you have to change the ECU since it is DOHC?
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Originally posted by DannoWow, great writeup dude. I didn't see, did you dyno it yet?
Naw, not yet
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