GSR or H22
Originally Posted by Insomniac_racer
Ok so I have a blown GSR and the Chance to get a hella deal on another H22a so which one do you all think has more all motor potential and how hard to swap the H22a my self??? Let me know
Hmm... sound's like this could turn into another H22 is better than B18 and vice versa thread.
Are you going to do the swap yourself?
If you do go H22, get good axles. (Especially if your car is lowered more than 1.75"
GSR is still a bolt-in swap for the most part.
Oh boy, I give up.
GSRX218921890320932, h22 is not the ideal swap for a civic considering extra weight that throws off your suspension. You have to have perfectly straight frame rails, you need good mounts, good axles, you lose ps and a/c in most cases and it's just more trouble than it's worth.
All the real fast street cars around here are built turbo GSRs, so the potential is definetely there to hit 500-600 whp with a nice bottom end. But if you just want to go all motor there are way more parts for B series than H i.e. itr pistons/im etc etc.
You also don't want to end up like this retard
https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...d.php?t=130596
All the real fast street cars around here are built turbo GSRs, so the potential is definetely there to hit 500-600 whp with a nice bottom end. But if you just want to go all motor there are way more parts for B series than H i.e. itr pistons/im etc etc.
You also don't want to end up like this retard
https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...d.php?t=130596
Originally Posted by Jkan2001
GSRX218921890320932, h22 is not the ideal swap for a civic considering extra weight that throws off your suspension. You have to have perfectly straight frame rails, you need good mounts, good axles, you lose ps and a/c in most cases and it's just more trouble than it's worth.
All the real fast street cars around here are built turbo GSRs, so the potential is definetely there to hit 500-600 whp with a nice bottom end. But if you just want to go all motor there are way more parts for B series than H i.e. itr pistons/im etc etc.
You also don't want to end up like this retard
https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...d.php?t=130596
All the real fast street cars around here are built turbo GSRs, so the potential is definetely there to hit 500-600 whp with a nice bottom end. But if you just want to go all motor there are way more parts for B series than H i.e. itr pistons/im etc etc.
You also don't want to end up like this retard
https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...d.php?t=130596
Watch out for those medians.. you dont want to end up like this retard!!
https://www.honda-acura.net/forums/s...light=jkan2001
Ress, please remove the racial slur before HAN is one less Ohio-boy. Don't feel so badly about his harsh generalizations; I don't think I've ever read something Jkan wrote in a polite voice.
Back in the topic of the thread, there is no such thing as a good deal on a motor swap, especially when you want reliability and speed. If you really have a line on a hell of a deal for the H22, go for it as long as you've got the pocket book to cover, in a timely manner, all of the time-consuming details associated with a non-bolt-in swap. That said, I went with the GSR.
Back in the topic of the thread, there is no such thing as a good deal on a motor swap, especially when you want reliability and speed. If you really have a line on a hell of a deal for the H22, go for it as long as you've got the pocket book to cover, in a timely manner, all of the time-consuming details associated with a non-bolt-in swap. That said, I went with the GSR.
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