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    h22 sucks! one of the WORST motors Honda has put out, take that crap back to the lab
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    Ohh really??? How so?
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    man just put a k24 from an accord off in it. They are $900 from H motors and I am sure a 5 speed from an ep3 is easy and cheap. It will have TONS for torque and pull pretty damn hard out of some turns. I remember my stock k20a2 in my eg was pretty torquey.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr2raceworks
    h22 sucks! one of the WORST motors Honda has put out, take that crap back to the lab
    you sir are a dumbass!!! if you knew ANYTHING at all bout h22s you wouldnt talk so much shit, if you have money to build all motor correctly i say go with h22!!! i personally like my b series for boost but the h22 has good potential

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr2raceworks
    h22 sucks! one of the WORST motors Honda has put out, take that crap back to the lab
    mr2's suck take that damn shit box back to the lab! H22 is a great motor...how many b-series you see making 230whp on stock bottom ends. With just some head work and cams?! K-series yes BUT the H gives it a run for it's money! And if it's a H2B then that K is in trouble!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gr33n_EK9
    mr2's suck take that damn shit box back to the lab! H22 is a great motor...how many b-series you see making 230whp on stock bottom ends. With just some head work and cams?! K-series yes BUT the H gives it a run for it's money! And if it's a H2B then that K is in trouble!
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    Plenty, get on honda-tech and don't use IA as your 100% pure source for HONDAS

    Go to All Motor
    then go to LS/Vtec HP Thread.....

    My car doesn't look like a BOX, you are thinking of the Mk1, hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm yeahh

    Quote Originally Posted by Gr33n_EK9
    mr2's suck take that damn shit box back to the lab! H22 is a great motor...how many b-series you see making 230whp on stock bottom ends. With just some head work and cams?! K-series yes BUT the H gives it a run for it's money! And if it's a H2B then that K is in trouble!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr2raceworks
    Plenty, get on honda-tech and don't use IA as your 100% pure source for HONDAS

    Go to All Motor
    then go to LS/Vtec HP Thread.....
    true true! There are many many MANY examples of lsvtecs making 250+ all motor on HT. I had built the lsvtec in my hatchback to a dyno'd (abacus racing in VA beach) 215NAwhp before i got rid of it.

    and you can even take it a step further... the same company that made your H2B conversion plate (Gr33nEk9) also makes a conversion plate for a B2D swap... a slightly built lsvtec mated with a short geared D series transmission would ruin a H2Bs day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DB1_77
    true true! There are many many MANY examples of lsvtecs making 250+ all motor on HT. I had built the lsvtec in my hatchback to a dyno'd (abacus racing in VA beach) 215NAwhp before i got rid of it.

    and you can even take it a step further... the same company that made your H2B conversion plate (Gr33nEk9) also makes a conversion plate for a B2D swap... a slightly built lsvtec mated with a short geared D series transmission would ruin a H2Bs day.

    -jonathan
    haha a built h-series makes 350+whp there's a shit load of them on H-T. B2D!!!!? Man the shortest d-series tranny is a ex/si tranny which those gears happen to be longer then a damn ls tranny. SOOOO why would you go b2d when there shortest geared tranny is just as long as a ls tranny?!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gr33n_EK9
    haha a built h-series makes 350+whp there's a shit load of them on H-T. B2D!!!!? Man the shortest d-series tranny is a ex/si tranny which those gears happen to be longer then a damn ls tranny. SOOOO why would you go b2d when there shortest geared tranny is just as long as a ls tranny?!
    EX/Si
    1st-----3.250
    2nd-----1.900
    3rd-----1.250
    4th-----0.909
    5th-----0.750 for Si HB and Del sol Si
    or------0.702 for 2 dr or 4 dr sedan
    Final Drive---4.250

    USDM 94+ Integra LS
    1st----3.230
    2nd---1.900
    3rd----1.269
    4th----0.966
    5th----0.714
    Final Drive---4.266.2

    just a tad longer than the LS, you're right. Let's not forget that the D series weighs a lot less, and utilizes "stubby" gears which hold up exceedingly well to abuse. Which is ideal for circuit driving.

    If you're on a drag strip, then that's probably not what you'd be looking for. Because i know that you like to do 1/4 mile times...

    Hondas shine the greatest on endurance circuits, where most teams use a B2D adapter plate on their B18C engines with a P20/B000 tranny utilizing ZC gears and a slightly shorter final drive.

    And for the love of god man... stop making ignorant posts.

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    I have 2 trannies an LS and a GSR the LS has a bad 3rd and the GSR a bad 4th, i wanted to know if the 5th gears for both is the same
    Quote Originally Posted by DB1_77
    EX/Si
    1st-----3.250
    2nd-----1.900
    3rd-----1.250
    4th-----0.909
    5th-----0.750 for Si HB and Del sol Si
    or------0.702 for 2 dr or 4 dr sedan
    Final Drive---4.250

    USDM 94+ Integra LS
    1st----3.230
    2nd---1.900
    3rd----1.269
    4th----0.966
    5th----0.714
    Final Drive---4.266.2

    just a tad longer than the LS, you're right. Let's not forget that the D series weighs a lot less, and utilizes "stubby" gears which hold up exceedingly well to abuse. Which is ideal for circuit driving.

    If you're on a drag strip, then that's probably not what you'd be looking for. Because i know that you like to do 1/4 mile times...

    Hondas shine the greatest on endurance circuits, where most teams use a B2D adapter plate on their B18C engines with a P20/B000 tranny utilizing ZC gears and a slightly shorter final drive.

    And for the love of god man... stop making ignorant posts.

    -jonathan

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    Quote Originally Posted by DB1_77
    Hondas shine the greatest on endurance circuits, where most teams use a B2D adapter plate on their B18C engines with a P20/B000 tranny utilizing ZC gears and a slightly shorter final drive.

    And for the love of god man... stop making ignorant posts.

    -jonathan
    Or just change the final drive Swap out the 4.40 in the GS-R and USDM Type-R and put in the 4.785 or 4.9+. (You can get 5.1+ Final drives for the K-series)


    Quote Originally Posted by MFactory on Honda-Tech
    A lot of people have asked us for a base example of what to expect when fitting our products, so here you are. This is based on a stock B16A2 with S4C Box (8500rpm limit, stock gear ratios, stock 4.4 FD). Note that top speed is high as this does not include Aerodynamic Drag as a factor. All speeds are Approximate but gives you a good example:

    1st: 40mph
    2nd: 62mph
    3rd: 90mph
    4th: 118mph
    5th: 154mph

    With 4.05 Final Drive:
    1st: 44mph
    2nd: 67mph
    3rd: 97mph
    4th: 128mph
    5th: 167mph

    With 4.785 Final Drive:
    1st: 37mph
    2nd: 57mph
    3rd: 82mph
    4th: 108mph
    5th: 142mph

    With 4.928 Final Drive:
    1st: 36mph
    2nd: 55mph
    3rd: 80mph
    4th: 105mph
    5th: 137mph

    With Close Ratio Gear Set:
    1st: 40mph
    2nd: 62mph
    3rd: 77mph
    4th: 94mph
    5th: 131mph

    With Close Ratio Gear Set + 4.05 Final Drive:
    1st: 44mph
    2nd: 67mph
    3rd: 84mph
    4th: 102mph
    5th: 142mph

    With Close Ratio Gear Set + 4.785 Final Drive:
    1st: 37mph
    2nd: 57mph
    3rd: 71mph
    4th: 87mph
    5th: 120mph

    With Close Ratio Gear Set + 4.928 Final Drive:
    1st: 36mph
    2nd: 55mph
    3rd: 69mph
    4th: 84mph
    5th: 117mph

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    Quote Originally Posted by DB1_77
    EX/Si
    1st-----3.250
    2nd-----1.900
    3rd-----1.250
    4th-----0.909
    5th-----0.750 for Si HB and Del sol Si
    or------0.702 for 2 dr or 4 dr sedan
    Final Drive---4.250

    USDM 94+ Integra LS
    1st----3.230
    2nd---1.900
    3rd----1.269
    4th----0.966
    5th----0.714
    Final Drive---4.266.2

    just a tad longer than the LS, you're right. Let's not forget that the D series weighs a lot less, and utilizes "stubby" gears which hold up exceedingly well to abuse. Which is ideal for circuit driving.

    If you're on a drag strip, then that's probably not what you'd be looking for. Because i know that you like to do 1/4 mile times...

    Hondas shine the greatest on endurance circuits, where most teams use a B2D adapter plate on their B18C engines with a P20/B000 tranny utilizing ZC gears and a slightly shorter final drive.

    And for the love of god man... stop making ignorant posts.

    -jonathan
    "STUBBY" hmmm if i can find the thread on H-T...a d series tranny is barley lighter then b-series and the internals are no where near as strong.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr2raceworks
    Plenty, get on honda-tech and don't use IA as your 100% pure source for HONDAS

    Go to All Motor
    then go to LS/Vtec HP Thread.....

    My car doesn't look like a BOX, you are thinking of the Mk1, hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm yeahh
    I LIVE on hondatech....not IA i see everything that goes on.
    I do rb20 and rb25 wiring into s13 and s14's 300.00 shipped 24hr turn around turn ket start guaranteed! PM me for more details!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gr33n_EK9
    mr2's suck take that damn shit box back to the lab! H22 is a great motor...how many b-series you see making 230whp on stock bottom ends. With just some head work and cams?! K-series yes BUT the H gives it a run for it's money! And if it's a H2B then that K is in trouble!
    I would have to agree on this, the h2b setup is by far superior as far as all motor goes. And it costs a fraction of the price of k-series.

    As for the poll, I would vote b18c1 GSR all day long, its straight from the factory, has good power, and is very reliable. This is a good route to follow seeing how you're on a budget. b20 and LS both have the same problem, the rods are weak and neither motor can withstand high rev, in that case a little more work has to be done.

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    LOL

    You have no clue what you are talking about.
    "the rods are weak and neither motor can withstand high rev" Ummm... So buy some better rods, and UMMMM UMMM get an Eagle Crank... DUH
    what else you got?


    Quote Originally Posted by IntegraXTR
    I would have to agree on this, the h2b setup is by far superior as far as all motor goes. And it costs a fraction of the price of k-series.

    As for the poll, I would vote b18c1 GSR all day long, its straight from the factory, has good power, and is very reliable. This is a good route to follow seeing how you're on a budget. b20 and LS both have the same problem, the rods are weak and neither motor can withstand high rev, in that case a little more work has to be done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr2raceworks
    LOL

    You have no clue what you are talking about.
    "the rods are weak and neither motor can withstand high rev" Ummm... So buy some better rods, and UMMMM UMMM get an Eagle Crank... DUH
    what else you got?
    dude are you fukin stupid? I would stay with a OEM crank all damn day and fuking then some before I get a eagle crank. Second, I wouldnt have to rev high in a H22 to make power dumass, the h2b was designed to take the power of a H, with the revs of a B to utilize its full potential. Do some fukin research moron before you try to make a comeback.

    Oh, since I don't know what I'm talking about, why don't you bring your shitbox mr2 out and find out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr2raceworks
    LOL

    You have no clue what you are talking about.
    "the rods are weak and neither motor can withstand high rev" Ummm... So buy some better rods, and UMMMM UMMM get an Eagle Crank... DUH
    what else you got?
    The race team i crew for was sponsored by Honda, they had a Speedvision Cup Prelude championship car and Honda was shipping them new engines and parts ALL the time...constantly...for ONE car! They are weak engines in stock form, good power and torque but cannot withstand abuse like a b-series. They have to be built, and built right with little expense spared.

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