h22 swap is only 35lbs heavier then bQuote:
Originally Posted by JDMjoe86
weight comparison
couple 100 lbs lol funny guy
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h22 swap is only 35lbs heavier then bQuote:
Originally Posted by JDMjoe86
weight comparison
couple 100 lbs lol funny guy
how do you figure that it is the most powerful. In jdm type S form, it has 217hp, which is 3 less than the jdm K20A type R, and 23 less than the F20C S2000 engine. It makes good power, but I have built a jdm H22A type S, and it was a good engine, but not worth the hype that so many people give it. The all powerful "h22"....Quote:
Originally Posted by chituntang
A built K24A2 will make a hell of a lot more N/A power than a H22A. Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I think Ive seen a built street driven N/A K24A2 with close to 290whp, but the most powerful N/A street driven H22A I've seen had somewhere close to 250whp
I do not want to get into the mods part of the build because results would be so different. If you make a B series rev up to 12k rpm, you would make a lot of hp too. Remember, hp is not a measurement, it is a calculation from torque. But yes, I totally forget about the K-series engine.
This is like getting back to some of the post here. Stop talking about things after mods.
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Originally Posted by chituntang
:thinking: well his question was about which engine would be the best starting point to build..... The point of this thread was to "talk about things after mods"
h22 all the way!
gonna get more tq out of the h22:goodjob:
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Originally Posted by SpoolNSlide
i like this guy
built K24 with a k20head!!!
H all the way
good luck getting 230+whp with that setup, unless you are using some ungodly cams. I had a setup similar to this (Type S swap, JUN cams, mugen header, euro R intake, chipped ecu, etc.) and I made about 220whp or so. To get over 230whp, you will need even higher C/R pistons, hotter cams, and maybe ITB's.Quote:
Originally Posted by SpoolNSlide
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Originally Posted by allmotoronly
true!! but it can be done!!
exactly a mugen header that was a WASTE OF YOUR MONEY! And JUN cams that was a waste of money. You could have upgraded to a camp1320 or RMF alone and gained 10-15+whp more. Dont tell me it cant be done im the king of h22's. I was the first and only one in georgia to do a h22 H2B setup and there was only 3 people in the south who had the swap including me. Do i need to pull up a post where a guy made 250+ on BLOX stage 2 cams in a STOCK untouched head? and a FULL OEM bottom end? :D And it's still running now strong as the day it was crunk up.Quote:
Originally Posted by allmotoronly
YAY I GOT A FAN!...lol :bannana:Quote:
Originally Posted by HatchHero
I would have to say h22 b/c of the old saying: No Replacement for Displacement
^^Fasho!
the H is lil bit more torqy u can probably squezz more HP outta the B20
and depends on which tranny your gonna use as well
h22 torque is fun
h22=mad torque yo ftw!:bump:
im a b20/vtec guy all the way but i would rather do the H swap w/ H2B and have a more reliable motor...the frankenstein does a little wear and tear ont the b20
so everyone seems to be leaning towards the h22. what about a fully built (block& head) b20 vs the same work done to a h22. (b20 bored out to a 2.1L...... H22, stock bore)
h22 you silly goose :rolleyes:
h22. Seriously think about it H22 more hp...better made. So stick with a H22. And part are NOT as ready for B20. Youd have to make some custom parts which is gonna be more expensive.
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Originally Posted by Crazy Asian
:rly: people make and swap b20 vtec's all the time? what custom parts???
cams, ITB if you want, pistons. Youd have to use hybrid of a CTR for pistons if you want or was it the cams. Trust with the money and headache spent on a B20 youd be better off using the H22.
Remember this the engine is a B20A5, dont get it confused for B20B that's a CR-V engine and it's spec'd different.
CTR pistons ....b20?? :thinking: :thinking: :thinking:Quote:
Originally Posted by Crazy Asian
My bad CTR cams and Z pistons. Ya or something. Ive never researched b20.
Reading from your previous posts it would seem like you didn't get the power gains you wanted because you bought a lot of "big name" mods that didn't really live up to their reputations, ie...mugen, jun. Its very much possible to make more power with your h22a, you just have to know which mods to make. I forget how long ago, but their was a thread about a guy who made 190hp on h22a and the only mod was a dc sport header with 2.5in collector. Thats pretty good seeing as how stock h22's lay down 170-180hp and considering that there are much better headers out like RMF, Hytech, SMSP, etc... The h22a is great motor to have in a hatch. You just can't beat the low end grunt given by the h22. And nowadays you got the h2b kit which makes swapping an h22a in a hatch much easier and cheaper than it was a couple of yrs ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by allmotoronly
The cost of the k series swap is what makes it unattractive. This motor is going into an EK hatch. K-swaps for this chassis range anywhere from 7.5k to 10k+. An h22a swap w/h2b would be less than 5.5 grand including labor. You could pay 10k or 5.5k for one of two setups that would yield comprable performance. This is of course if the engines were stock of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by allmotoronly
now if you wanna talk about mods, then the k-series is superior. The k20 responds to simple bolt-ons(I,H,E) remarkably well. On honda-tech.com there are plenty of guys running k20's w/I/H/E and breaking 200hp! The motor is amazing, it's possible to see 230hp w/out even going into the engine. The only catch is that this **** is expensive as hell. But like I said, the k-swaps are just too exspensive to be practical. If you have a safe full of money, go k-series. If you want the most grunt/bang for your buck, go h22, you won't be dissapointed.
i say other!! you can get a gsr motor cheaper than a h22 usually or sometimes you can come upon a type r for a good deal!! but i would say a B series vtec motor because not as much fabrication to install usually bolts right in!! and the B20 ls vtec is not reliable so dont try i have been through 2 and they break down alot!!!
b20 FTW!!!!
if done right go for the B20 vtec. my buddy has his B20 done right and there is no problems what so ever he has pretty good name brands in his block like pistons cams springs and etc. it did not cost him over 5k i gurantee it and only thing that i can say k swaps dont stick to it
but is your choice ill go B20 its lighter than H22 and it can make more hp
alright to knock the k series out of the question it is 4-6 grand just for the swap alone. with the money spent on that you can
buy h22, tranny, ecu, mounts, and axles from hmotors for 2649.00:goodjob:
euro r intake manni-349.00 at the most dyno proven 7-10 whp with install:goodjob:
brian crower stage 2 cams, valve springs, retainers, and valves- 1095.00:goodjob:
mahle pistons which work with the frm sleves(apparently porsche runs frm sleeves with a mahle forged piston google it and a article will pop up)-563.15found them cheaper can't remember where thou:goodjob:
eagle rods- 375.00 same as the pistons seen them cheaper :goodjob:
motor that is fully built 5031.15
then you get into the header rmf is the way to go but runs upward of 800:goodjob:
intake which i recomend a aem short ram with a bpi flowstack :goodjob:
then to get it properly tun so you can release the beast within i would run hondata s200 imo but there is also uberdata and chrome.
hmotors price on k20
type r 5499.00 stock motor
k20a2 4000.00 stock motor
well that is my :2cents: and my motor build so every one can see so let me stop :blah:
I drive a prelude before, and can vote for h22 for sure.
k20
k24 bottom type S head
I chose B20vtec for the simple fact with the right bolt-ons and mods/tuning you can get 200+ whp and with the h, you gotta get the complete swap, i got a B20B in my teg right now, and all i have to do is tap the block for vtec/oil , chip the ecu, and get a vtec head
but can an h22 beat a k20 swaped ive seen b20 vtec beat k20s
Aston Martin DB9 engine....
Goingfasterthanu has an H22 running 13.0 on street tires. you can pm him and ask him. his motor is stock too.Quote:
Originally Posted by dz988
stock for stock
h22 > b20vtec
mod for mod
h22 > b20vtec