I found alot of civics with h22 but I was wondering how hard will it be to put Ac lmk thanks
I found alot of civics with h22 but I was wondering how hard will it be to put Ac lmk thanks
I put ac in an H22 eg hatch. I used an integra condensor, and had some of the lines custom made.
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What bracket did u use and where could I get some lines made at
I used the h22 ac bracket and compressor, and had the lines made at our local hydralic/machine shop. It was TIGHT but its been almost a year and i think its still working on his car.
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ok thanks man about how much u think i would spend to put ac
The biggest thing honestly is getting the lines mocked up and made. The rest can come from salvalge yards or local guys, just clean the parts out REAL good. I would probably buy a new compressor though.
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i have done ac and ps on eg's,dc's and ek's its all about what you wanna pay for
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Here is a picture of how I had mine.
I would write up a how to but I'm on iPhone.
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hasport also have ac mounts, i THINK they use d series compressor. im not totally positive on what compressor it is
What do y'all think about an h22 is it a good motor swap
good torque, good power, and its cheap. yea, sounds good to me.
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as far as a h swap goes.... well i just got done with mine and i am happy with the power as far as a stock honda motor goes but i lost alot of driveability, you have axle bind and you have to be carefull with your oil pan, if i ever put another h in a ej1 it would have to be a h2b.... but thats just my 0.02
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thanks everybody on for the info
If you're going to go h22, save and go H2b. It's really a lot more bang for your buck. A/c should be a tad easier too with easier fitment. I've heard of people using CRV or d-series ac components without the need for custom ac lines.
You can find full h2b setups ready to go almost for $4,000 or so. Well worth it. Be patient. Do it right the first time.