H22 Pistons in an H23.

[Five*Star*]

depends on what crank and rod combo you use. if you use h23 crank and h23 rods then h23 pistons....h23 crank and h22 rods, you'll need custom pistons because the pistons will stick out of the hole.

you dont have to resleeve if you dont use forged pistons....you can use stocks, mahle's, or prelude type s.

Actually Bee, from what I read-up on HT.... the H23 doesn't have the FRM sleeves that the H22 does... either does the F22 and F23... only the H22 and S2k have the "exotic" sleeves as far as I know.


I just did an F22 build on stock sleeves and custom-sized Wiesco pistons from Race Engineering. We didn't sleeve the block on it. For a minute I was talking to Mahle about pistons, but then realized I did not need the "special ones".


Most of your H23 internals will be custom dimension that no place has on-the-shelf... like Bee said.


Hope that helps.

[93H22ACX]

Mike...the H23 does have the FRM sleeves. Only F-series do not not have them. Sk2 and i beleive NSX both have the FRM sleeves also.

H22 and H23 are the exact same casting...only difference isthe code on the block.

[o_bomb]

[QUOTE=Five*Star*]Actually Bee, from what I read-up on HT.... the H23 doesn't have the FRM sleeves that the H22 does... either does the F22 and F23... only the H22 and S2k have the "exotic" sleeves as far as I know.


I just did an F22 build on stock sleeves and custom-sized Wiesco pistons from Race Engineering. We didn't sleeve the block on it. For a minute I was talking to Mahle about pistons, but then realized I did not need the "special ones".


Most of your H23 internals will be custom dimension that no place has on-the-shelf... like Bee said.


Hope that helps.[/QUOTE

thats what I thought. Race engineering is the shit!! they gave a quote number of 970 for everthing to build the bottom end on a h22

[93H22ACX]

you thought wrong, lol. i really doubt that Honda would use different sleeves in the H22 and H23 since its the exact block.

what might race engineering include in that build for $970?