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03-10-2002, 09:40 PM
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H22 head on the F23 block?
I was wondering if ti was possible to swap the H22 head from the prelude onto a F23 block in a 6g Accord? Would the immobililzer play hell with the motor and would it be better off to just use the prelude ecu or what? shoot me some ideas?
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03-10-2002, 10:02 PM
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it wont work.
and no more questions about it, cuz it doesnt work. it's mechanically impossible without severe modification to the head and block to make it fit. it's like stuffing a square peg into a round hole. |
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03-13-2002, 07:12 AM
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case closed.
but there are rumors of the H22 VTEC head on the Prelude's H23 nonVTEC block...again, major modifications.
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I'm glad VTECSeoul and drift are GOD, He knows everything there is to know.. The truth is if you got the money anything can be done... Granted I would suggest a cheaper route... This is a forum for questions, any questions, and all questions.. No matter how absurd you think they are.. VTECSeoul/drift give these new guys a break, its people like you who make it discouraging for people to come to these forums, because they ask a question you think is absurd, and you bite there head off.. keep pissing everyone off and you will be posting in the forums to yourself... Wouldnt that be a site to see?
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06-23-2002, 11:14 PM
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I would think that since the H22 is DOHC and the F23 is SOHC, it would be quite difficult to mate the two.
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Re: H22 head on the F23 block?
man did everyone think this way back in 02' no wonder I grew up to be a loser. bunch a losers. i hope you guys grew out of this..I DIDNT....never gonna happen if you think it cant happen. thats the one thing you gotta have to make anything happen...what you can concieve and believe you CAN ACHIEVE!
wanna watch me ride a hover board? see that happened. NOT REALLY, but if they call it a hover board and its not really a hoverboard is it a hoverboard? depends on the kid riding it! NOW GET BACK TO WORK! break time is over. what you think this is DISNEYLAND? it might be since im dressed like a mouse that lets his mother dress him for work everyday..oh well |
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