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    I pick the h22 for the same reason i always have cheap to build to make nice power. the question to why would you pick that over a v8 because the ls1 im putting in my bmw doesnt get 34.5 miles to the gallon thats why. to run low 12s or high 11s and get that gas mileage on motor is impressive to any v8 guy ive ever talked to .Now to the man that has plenty of money buy a 1400 hp all motor small block ( yes they make them very reliable to cost about 75,000 and run 6s in the quarter in a tube chasis) have fun . Im just saying there is a reason that people choose whatever motor they choose weither it be price , what they can get parts for or whatever . I dont bash anybody for there choices just say try to get as much as you can out of what ever you choose.

    252plus hp and 34.5 miles to the gallon all motor. 12.2 at 111

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    Quote Originally Posted by h22 jones View Post
    252hp and 34.5 miles to the gallon all motor.
    WOW! you make a convincing argument sir

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    Quote Originally Posted by h22 jones View Post
    I pick the h22 for the same reason i always have cheap to build to make nice power. the question to why would you pick that over a v8 because the ls1 im putting in my bmw doesnt get 34.5 miles to the gallon thats why. to run low 12s or high 11s and get that gas mileage on motor is impressive to any v8 guy ive ever talked to .Now to the man that has plenty of money buy a 1400 hp all motor small block ( yes they make them very reliable to cost about 75,000 and run 6s in the quarter in a tube chasis) have fun . Im just saying there is a reason that people choose whatever motor they choose weither it be price , what they can get parts for or whatever . I dont bash anybody for there choices just say try to get as much as you can out of what ever you choose.
    34.5 realistically or the one time you actually tried to get good mileage? I get a little better although with a sohc and shit gearing.
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    An F22aX built by Bisimoto. 4 cylinders pushing 300+ WITHOUT VTEC. End thread.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheChosenOne View Post
    An F22aX built by Bisimoto. 4 cylinders pushing 300+ WITHOUT VTEC. End thread.
    Phuck yes, and I will say it again. 390!!!! all motor!!! Give the man his credit. Don't get me wrong, your 252 is very impressive, but this is an opinionated poll, and with all circumstansce accounted for, Bisi proved that an older, overlooked motor could do better than ANY OTHER HONDA MOTOR HAS EVER DONE, WITHOUT VTEC. I'll give you a thousand dollars if you can point out any all motor honda build, D,B,H,F,K that puts down 390 WHP, then that will be my new favorite.
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheChosenOne View Post
    Phuck yes, and I will say it again. 390!!!! all motor!!! Give the man his credit. Don't get me wrong, your 252 is very impressive, but this is an opinionated poll, and with all circumstansce accounted for, Bisi proved that an older, overlooked motor could do better than ANY OTHER HONDA MOTOR HAS EVER DONE, WITHOUT VTEC. I'll give you a thousand dollars if you can point out any all motor honda build, D,B,H,F,K that puts down 390 WHP, then that will be my new favorite.
    Clutchmasters has been making that on their all motor K cars for a few years now, wheres my $1000
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    Quote Originally Posted by TheChosenOne View Post
    Phuck yes, and I will say it again. 390!!!! all motor!!! Give the man his credit. Don't get me wrong, your 252 is very impressive, but this is an opinionated poll, and with all circumstansce accounted for, Bisi proved that an older, overlooked motor could do better than ANY OTHER HONDA MOTOR HAS EVER DONE, WITHOUT VTEC. [i]I'll give you a thousand dollars if you can point out any all motor honda build, D,B,H,F,K that puts down 390 WHP, then that will be my new favorite. [i]
    402HP ALL MOTOR....
    http://www.honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2417170

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