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Re: how to: H23VTEC, H23 VTEC, H23/VTEC (search friendly)
I have a jdm 94 h22 n I was thinkn boit goin h23 vtec. But i need lots of help since this is guna be my first tym doing a hseries. Any procedures u guys mite have will be very much helpfull n appreciated
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Re: how to: H23VTEC, H23 VTEC, H23/VTEC (search friendly)
pick up a helms and it'll describe the processes of building/torquing a motor. VERY useful if you plan on doing this yourself. My questions havent been answered yet..
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Re: how to: H23VTEC, H23 VTEC, H23/VTEC (search friendly)
My H23/Vtec is in a Honda Prelude BB2.
You can check out my build thread here:
http://www.preludeaustralia.com/foru...s-Turbo-Thread
Have you checked the knock sensor? Perhaps turn it off in crome?
Also, sounds like maybe you need a better basemap?
Which questions dude?
You can check out my build thread here:
http://www.preludeaustralia.com/foru...s-Turbo-Thread
Also, sounds like maybe you need a better basemap?
Which questions dude?
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Your parts list will bolt up mechanically no problem.
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well i'm only half way through this thread and i must say there is some very useful information on here thus far! also there is some bloody idiots who shouldnt even be thinking about doing this conversion!
anyway just about to start my little build, i will be using h23 block with all the oil squirters fitted (the only reason i am using the h23 block is because i want peeps to know i'm running a h23vtec ) mahle gold 11.5-1, shot peened, h23 rods built head with stage 3 cams, ITBs (last bit of the jigsaw to get), acl or oem bearings. no balance shafts, all the bottom end including the JUN flywheel and UR pulley will be getting balanced dynamically .
i WILL be revving this to 7.5k-8k as its my weekend track toy so if it goes pop, meh!
The reason i am going h23vtec you ask? compression ratio, 0.1ltr, low down torque, because is something differant!
opinions?
cheers
phil
anyway just about to start my little build, i will be using h23 block with all the oil squirters fitted (the only reason i am using the h23 block is because i want peeps to know i'm running a h23vtec ) mahle gold 11.5-1, shot peened, h23 rods built head with stage 3 cams, ITBs (last bit of the jigsaw to get), acl or oem bearings. no balance shafts, all the bottom end including the JUN flywheel and UR pulley will be getting balanced dynamically .
i WILL be revving this to 7.5k-8k as its my weekend track toy so if it goes pop, meh!
The reason i am going h23vtec you ask? compression ratio, 0.1ltr, low down torque, because is something differant!
opinions?
cheers
phil
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Re: how to: H23VTEC, H23 VTEC, H23/VTEC (search friendly)
I don't know if I should mention it here ... I'm doing the conversion on my H2B EG too.
I'm using the H22 block and head, TWM 52mm ITBs, H23 crank and rods with H22 Type-S pistons. My block is already converted to the H23 tensioner and the balance shafts are removed for fitment into the EG.
I figure it should be as simple as swapping the rotating assembly, bending the oil squirters and leaving everything else in place.
I might have the Type-S pistons fly cut to clearance the valves for bigger cams as well.
I already have all the major parts, I just have to pick up the gaskets, rings, bearings, etc. over the winter.
I'm using the H22 block and head, TWM 52mm ITBs, H23 crank and rods with H22 Type-S pistons. My block is already converted to the H23 tensioner and the balance shafts are removed for fitment into the EG.
I figure it should be as simple as swapping the rotating assembly, bending the oil squirters and leaving everything else in place.
I might have the Type-S pistons fly cut to clearance the valves for bigger cams as well.
I already have all the major parts, I just have to pick up the gaskets, rings, bearings, etc. over the winter.
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Re: how to: H23VTEC, H23 VTEC, H23/VTEC (search friendly)
well i'm only half way through this thread and i must say there is some very useful information on here thus far! also there is some bloody idiots who shouldnt even be thinking about doing this conversion!
anyway just about to start my little build, i will be using h23 block with all the oil squirters fitted (the only reason i am using the h23 block is because i want peeps to know i'm running a h23vtec ) mahle gold 11.5-1, shot peened, h23 rods built head with stage 3 cams, ITBs (last bit of the jigsaw to get), acl or oem bearings. no balance shafts, all the bottom end including the JUN flywheel and UR pulley will be getting balanced dynamically .
i WILL be revving this to 7.5k-8k as its my weekend track toy so if it goes pop, meh!
The reason i am going h23vtec you ask? compression ratio, 0.1ltr, low down torque, because is something differant!
opinions?
cheers
phil
anyway just about to start my little build, i will be using h23 block with all the oil squirters fitted (the only reason i am using the h23 block is because i want peeps to know i'm running a h23vtec ) mahle gold 11.5-1, shot peened, h23 rods built head with stage 3 cams, ITBs (last bit of the jigsaw to get), acl or oem bearings. no balance shafts, all the bottom end including the JUN flywheel and UR pulley will be getting balanced dynamically .
i WILL be revving this to 7.5k-8k as its my weekend track toy so if it goes pop, meh!
The reason i am going h23vtec you ask? compression ratio, 0.1ltr, low down torque, because is something differant!
opinions?
cheers
phil
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I don't know if I should mention it here ... I'm doing the conversion on my H2B EG too.
I'm using the H22 block and head, TWM 52mm ITBs, H23 crank and rods with H22 Type-S pistons. My block is already converted to the H23 tensioner and the balance shafts are removed for fitment into the EG.
I figure it should be as simple as swapping the rotating assembly, bending the oil squirters and leaving everything else in place.
I might have the Type-S pistons fly cut to clearance the valves for bigger cams as well.
I already have all the major parts, I just have to pick up the gaskets, rings, bearings, etc. over the winter.
I'm using the H22 block and head, TWM 52mm ITBs, H23 crank and rods with H22 Type-S pistons. My block is already converted to the H23 tensioner and the balance shafts are removed for fitment into the EG.
I figure it should be as simple as swapping the rotating assembly, bending the oil squirters and leaving everything else in place.
I might have the Type-S pistons fly cut to clearance the valves for bigger cams as well.
I already have all the major parts, I just have to pick up the gaskets, rings, bearings, etc. over the winter.
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Re: how to: H23VTEC, H23 VTEC, H23/VTEC (search friendly)
This motor is tired, been in my 'lude since 03, I figure it's time to freshen it up with some new rings anyway, might as well drop an H23 crank while I'm at it.
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oh yes, she'll be tuned by one of if not the best tuners in the country. still a little nervous of the valve clearances though
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