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    Default anyone who has an h22 turbo

    im so close to starting on this build, but i have a few questions, and hopefully people can let me in on personal experiences, if you have an h22turbo how long has it been turboed, how many psi, is it built (pistons,sleeves,rods, head work) internal wastegate or external, and how much power are you getting. i just need some opinions before i spend some money. thanks.

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    just make sure you have enough money for another block if you plan on boosting an h22 with stock internals

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    LOL H22EK's are slowwwwwwwww...............

    Do some research.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WhiteAccord
    LOL H22EK's are slowwwwwwwww...............
    true,

    automatic accords are fast

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    CRAZY JDM FAST !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    hahaha! but you can misshift driving an automatic!!!

    My Prelude Is Bumpin

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    well i want to buy a sleeved block at least but i just wanted to see what other people have experienced.

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    Quote Originally Posted by h22ek
    well i want to buy a sleeved block at least but i just wanted to see what other people have experienced.
    There are a couple different threads floating around with a couple BB6 Prelude's running 400+ whp on completely stock motors. It's an argument that's been around for years...."is it in the tuning or is it in the build". Either way I would build your motor prior to psi.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AnclyT
    just make sure you have enough money for another block if you plan on boosting an h22 with stock internals
    hell yeah.

    i wouldn't even run 8 psi without sleeving that block.

    don't waste your time. build the block before you boost.

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    I had a friend that ran 300whp daily without any issue couple years back, before they developed the special coated internal parts for the stock sleeve H22. He had different maps, one tuned conservative for low poost on 93 pump gas, and the other 1 is for race gas with methanol injection to help with detonation for weekend/occasional fun at 400whp.

    He then got power hungry so he tore it apart and built it.

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    Here are my opinions:

    AnclyT's stock tuned drag kit at 6 psi lasted only a month. here is my opinions on H22's:

    *sleeved built block.
    *convert auto tensioner to manual tensioner. ( Andy broke so many auto tensioners )
    *run big turbo since its built now.
    *get the b itch tune and you're good to go.

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    Wise one speaks....

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    yup, i've spent too much money trying to boost a stock h22



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    you going to the V tonight? if so look me up, i have an entire notrbook on my build with all parts, reciepts, blueprints etc...your more than welcome to check it out. i have too much to list

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    Is there a meet at the V tonight? I thought it was tomorrow? What did your entire engine build run you (if you dont mind me asking) ? I would be interested in seeing what you did and how it was done. I've got a brand new spare block that I'm getting ready to start building for more boost.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vuongy_Dong
    Here are my opinions:

    AnclyT's stock tuned drag kit at 6 psi lasted only a month. here is my opinions on H22's:

    *sleeved built block.
    *convert auto tensioner to manual tensioner. ( Andy broke so many auto tensioners )
    *run big turbo since its built now.
    *get the b itch tune and you're good to go.
    well said!

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    pocket rocket racing is who built my motor, and yea i meant to say tomorrow night, see everyone there!

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    1) no sleeves = mahle pistons
    2) sleeved block= GE or AEBS, do not cheap out
    3) no point in turboing if running 5-6 psi..nitrous would be better. sure, i hear it cost money to fill the bottle. who cares, its cheaper then buying another motor.
    4) if turboed, do not skimp out on an engine management system
    5) once you get an engine management system, get it tuned...DO NOT USE SOMEONE's MAP.

    FYI..the weak link in the h22 motor is the pistons ringlands. it sits higher so it takes less pressure to break. the sleeves are strong, they are not weak.
    94 Supra= 500rwhp

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    mahle is the way to go if you dont want to sleeve the block. i blew my motor running 4psi. the ringlands gave out on me, but that was after running a 75shot for 5 months. now i have darton sleeves, wiseco pistons, eagle rods, acl bearings. And i am in the process of building the head.
    About to approach beast mode

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    well how about the kit for it, im guessing it will have to be custom, i cant really find a turbo kit for a 96-00 civic with an h22

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    Yeah, your more than likely going to have to piece together a kit. I've got a 3'' downpipe, and some other misc. stuff. Good luck with the build.

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