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turbo h22 swap or turbo f22

This is a discussion on turbo h22 swap or turbo f22 within the Swaps forums, part of the Technicals and Performance category; Ive been goin back and forth in my head with this for awhile readin what people bout these engines. I want yall opinion. Its a 96 honda accord non vtec ...

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Old 01-29-2010, 09:45 AM   #1
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rench turbo h22 swap or turbo f22

Ive been goin back and forth in my head with this for awhile readin what people bout these engines. I want yall opinion. Its a 96 honda accord non vtec should i swap in an h22 and turbo it? or rebuilt my f22 and turbo it? I would like to take it to the track every now and then and it will be a daily driver. what would yall do if it was your ride? thanks

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Old 01-29-2010, 09:46 AM   #2
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i would say just rebuilt your f22 and turbo it rather than swaping in a h22a which has more compression than f22.
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thats what ive been leaning towards because it seems like it would be alot cheaper and have just as much power.
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YES that way you dont have to lower any compression for the f22b because its already low and it will save you way more money and time
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make sure to setup your turbo right otherwise it will blown on you. although we all know turbo cannot be the reliable setup

that is why i go N/A for my daily driver
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yes but he is going to the track more often so i suggest you go turbo man. it will be a lot of fun more than you can imagine i also love the sound of my blow off valve hahahaha
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