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I've got a 91 accord ex and i was wondering if someone could possibly tell me all of the engines i could in my car and which ones would be the best options
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Originally Posted by ACCORD-ian91
I've got a 91 accord ex and i was wondering if someone could possibly tell me all of the engines i could in my car and which ones would be the best options
Any f series or h series. Most f series are in accords, h series are the preludes. This would most likely be your best option being that we have heavy cars. Mine more so. But the h22 has enough torque to gt or cars rollin nicely. THere are two main types of h series engines h22 vtec and h23 non-vtec. Some say that h23 are better for FI but I personally am going with a nice JDM h22. Not much of a difference between the two and if you have an f series in your car now you can bolt an h right up to your f tranny. I am going with the full swap as in engine, tranny, lsd, axles and such. You can get a full H22 swap off of Osakamotorsonline.com for about 2000 plus a smmall amount for shipping, or you can do a search and find prices for yourself.
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H22 is the most common swap. If you're going boost though, your f22a6 should provide more than enough power if you build it up! I think swaps are overrated personally. If you want that engine, get the car to go along with it. Preludes are built to have that engine and go fast (for a Honda). Accords are more of a challenge without a swap...makes it more fun to me.
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92-96 JDM h22a's are best since they are still OBD1, usually in the 1600-2200 range.
97-01 H22a's are a bit harder since OBD2 and a bit more expensive as well.
any 92-96 H23
any 90-01 F22a, F23 (98-01)
97-01 H22a's are a bit harder since OBD2 and a bit more expensive as well.
any 92-96 H23
any 90-01 F22a, F23 (98-01)
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Originally Posted by 93EXaccord
i am planning the stock F22a4 engine from my accord, build up and slap that bitch with turbo...
Originally Posted by AznBadAss92LX
or you could try a f20 also..ontop of all those already listed....i already kno a guy that is trying it
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:just to say, "I have a Euro-R engine in my 4th gen."
to say i have a turbo on an F-series SOHC non-vtec turbo... thats something to be proud to say
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Originally Posted by 93EXaccord
to say i have a turbo on an F-series SOHC non-vtec turbo... thats something to be proud to say
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