H22 build question
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Originally Posted by SamuraiBill
I have H22a in my 92 civic, and I am wanting to get it up to around 250hp that is all motor. What would the best way to start building it?
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Do what I just did to my motor and have a fully built head and you won't have a problem hitting those numbers. I went 11.5.1!
I'm a noobie sorry. lol
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You're looking at a fully sleeved h22a4 with Golden Eagles HD sleeves with JE forged pistons at 11.5.1 compression with forged rods and the it's been decked and O-ringed also. I had them do the whole thing the build and everything so I didn't do something wrong. You're also looking at about 3 grand right there!
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Holy crap thats alot of money. Well that gives me an idea of what I need to do.
Would up grading the fuel system(injectors, rail,pump,presure regulator,and a filt.....) , a new intake manifold, and an exshaust manifold be good to get before I did somethink like you are talking about????
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Holy crap thats alot of money. Well that gives me an idea of what I need to do.
Would up grading the fuel system(injectors, rail,pump,presure regulator,and a filt.....) , a new intake manifold, and an exshaust manifold be good to get before I did somethink like you are talking about????
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Yup a real good idea. I've probably got shit close to 25,000 in my car and it really doesn't have anything done besides this $6,500 build I just did and about 3000 in wheels, bolt ons, body kit, gauges, header, stainless exhaust, you know all the goodies. I'm truely tired of it though and just want to put it away for years! I'm stressed to the max, getting the engine done right takes a toll on ya!
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Wow man that is alot of mone in you car. I think for now I am going to work on those mods I mentioned. Thanks for the info. I have few probs I have to get fixed like the making the lock work right and various other little things that will just make life better you know.
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I don't have to worry about fixing anything little or even the paint the car is absolutely perfect. I just need to focus on getting the head back so this can go back together. It will be winter in less than 2 months anyways basically here in Ohio. I almost don't want to have fluids sit in it all winter long.
