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Originally Posted by bubbrubb
"If your not willing to spend more then 5 grand dont plan on trying to hit 13's."
Not sure where you got that 5 grand figure, but i never once said that. But i wuold like to keep it cheap as possible, and thats why i was thinking about going with my stock engine, and throwing a turbo in it, running high on boost, and call it a day.
"Nitrous is only illegal if you have it activated or your bottle is turned on other wise I beileve cops cant do anything about it."
Okay, im not going to get my car yanked, because you, '"believe" cops cant do anything about it'
Not sure where you got that 5 grand figure, but i never once said that. But i wuold like to keep it cheap as possible, and thats why i was thinking about going with my stock engine, and throwing a turbo in it, running high on boost, and call it a day.
"Nitrous is only illegal if you have it activated or your bottle is turned on other wise I beileve cops cant do anything about it."
Okay, im not going to get my car yanked, because you, '"believe" cops cant do anything about it'
And you will not get your car yanked unless the nitrous bottle is turned on.
I'm not sure where you get your info about the H22's being unreliable, I think its totally false, I know of a stock prelude that has over 200k miles on it, still highly dependable and fast as anything...
Just so you know, if you want a car thats going to go fast, you're going to have to spend a bit of money
power is never free
Just so you know, if you want a car thats going to go fast, you're going to have to spend a bit of money
power is never free
96JdmAccord, my bad. I didnt mean to snap at you, its just that you are replying with what you think might happen, and im looking for straight facts. Also, anyone that post's a reply, PLEASE READ WHAT I SAID FIRST. I never said a -stock- h22 was unreliable, ever. I said an h22 with turbos and boost is unreliable, and boosting + f/i is something i plan on doing. So thats the reason that ive said it was unreliable. And ive heard that f22's can handle boost, and be daily drivers without problems, so i think it will be easier to just boost my stock engine and throw in a turbo.
Originally Posted by vassil3427
I'm not sure where you get your info about the H22's being unreliable, I think its totally false, I know of a stock prelude that has over 200k miles on it, still highly dependable and fast as anything...
Just so you know, if you want a car thats going to go fast, you're going to have to spend a bit of money
power is never free
Just so you know, if you want a car thats going to go fast, you're going to have to spend a bit of money
power is never free
Originally Posted by bubbrubb
96JdmAccord, my bad. I didnt mean to snap at you, its just that you are replying with what you think might happen, and im looking for straight facts. Also, anyone that post's a reply, PLEASE READ WHAT I SAID FIRST. I never said a -stock- h22 was unreliable, ever. I said an h22 with turbos and boost is unreliable, and boosting + f/i is something i plan on doing. So thats the reason that ive said it was unreliable. And ive heard that f22's can handle boost, and be daily drivers without problems, so i think it will be easier to just boost my stock engine and throw in a turbo.
Originally Posted by jobata23
Cmon i dont even think W/ H22 swap on a 6th gen accord wont even hit 13 maybe low 14. but the only way is stripping everything off the car "I mean everything" from abs,ac, seats etc...
What do u want the 13s to be used for? Id it just a time slip at the drag strip or u actually want to utelize the quickness daily.
I'm always agains H22 if u have a good F23 engine. Looking at power vs money a turbo F23 will smoke a NA H22. Both will cost about the same and with the H22 stock engine u are just at 200hp @ the fly and little torque. I have seen simple turbo setups on the F23 dyno at 200+whp and 200+torque. They actually showed more torque then hp which is light and day compared to the natural low Honda torque.
Boost the hell out of the F23 and later on when u have more money just up the boost until that engine dies and then possibly swap in the H22, but I would start with the perfectly good engine that u have in there now.
I'm always agains H22 if u have a good F23 engine. Looking at power vs money a turbo F23 will smoke a NA H22. Both will cost about the same and with the H22 stock engine u are just at 200hp @ the fly and little torque. I have seen simple turbo setups on the F23 dyno at 200+whp and 200+torque. They actually showed more torque then hp which is light and day compared to the natural low Honda torque.
Boost the hell out of the F23 and later on when u have more money just up the boost until that engine dies and then possibly swap in the H22, but I would start with the perfectly good engine that u have in there now.
"What do u want the 13s to be used for? Id it just a time slip at the drag strip or u actually want to utelize the quickness daily.
I'm always agains H22 if u have a good F23 engine. Looking at power vs money a turbo F23 will smoke a NA H22. Both will cost about the same and with the H22 stock engine u are just at 200hp @ the fly and little torque. I have seen simple turbo setups on the F23 dyno at 200+whp and 200+torque. They actually showed more torque then hp which is light and day compared to the natural low Honda torque.
Boost the hell out of the F23 and later on when u have more money just up the boost until that engine dies and then possibly swap in the H22, but I would start with the perfectly good engine that u have in there now."
Man thats exactly what i was thinking about doing. How long do you think 7-9psi and a turboed daily driver would last? My car gots 97000 miles on it right now, so im not sure if its gonna like f/i or high psi settings.
I'm always agains H22 if u have a good F23 engine. Looking at power vs money a turbo F23 will smoke a NA H22. Both will cost about the same and with the H22 stock engine u are just at 200hp @ the fly and little torque. I have seen simple turbo setups on the F23 dyno at 200+whp and 200+torque. They actually showed more torque then hp which is light and day compared to the natural low Honda torque.
Boost the hell out of the F23 and later on when u have more money just up the boost until that engine dies and then possibly swap in the H22, but I would start with the perfectly good engine that u have in there now."
Man thats exactly what i was thinking about doing. How long do you think 7-9psi and a turboed daily driver would last? My car gots 97000 miles on it right now, so im not sure if its gonna like f/i or high psi settings.


