..THE AMOUNT OF H-SERIES SWAPPED EG'S OUT THERE
01-15-2004, 01:15 PM
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..THE AMOUNT OF H-SERIES SWAPPED EG'S OUT THERE
I'm still waiting on my swap from HMO impatiently, and i was just wondering how many people have actually owned an h22 (or h23) eg?
01-15-2004, 03:54 PM
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Re: ..THE AMOUNT OF H-SERIES SWAPPED EG'S OUT THERE (DxTrix)
to guess i would say about, 20-25%
that is a high guess, but you asked....
that is a high guess, but you asked....
01-15-2004, 05:56 PM
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honestly cccya thats what i wanted...i think there is one around here where i live...some kid with rich parents and from what ive heard it looks hacked and i guess the best he's ran is like a mid 15's....but i was just wondering how many where actually out there..(im kinda deprived where im at..haha)
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Re: (h22 civ)
I goto a big Honda-Tech Meet in Southern California, you're likely to see a total of maybe
60 cars. Of those 60 cars, about 20ish of them have their stock motors still. Of those 60 cars, I usually see 2 - 4 H22As in a Civic/Integra. The rest are B-Series.
Therefore by inductive induction, I would say there's about 4/60, or 6.67% of the swaps out there are H22As.
60 cars. Of those 60 cars, about 20ish of them have their stock motors still. Of those 60 cars, I usually see 2 - 4 H22As in a Civic/Integra. The rest are B-Series.
Therefore by inductive induction, I would say there's about 4/60, or 6.67% of the swaps out there are H22As.
01-15-2004, 11:04 PM
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Re: ..THE AMOUNT OF H-SERIES SWAPPED EG'S OUT THERE (RA1)
Let's see... I owned a H22A EG hatchback (sold it over a year ago), owned a H22A EK hatchback (sold it a few weeks ago), had a H22A DC2 for a short time (traded for another car) and now we have our NASA challenge-spec car that is getting the built motor taken out and a built H22A put into it 
. I'll be driving it at the Hybrid Track Day this coming April and will have the camcorder mounted on the cage 
.
BTW, some might ask "why did you sell the cars for? any problems?" and the answer is NO problems at all and the reason why they were sold is because we threw out a high offer, and a few biters took it so we sold it and started another project after it. With that said, I'd still go H22 over most B-series setups for daily driving and track (drag & road course) use, but that's my opinion.
. I'll be driving it at the Hybrid Track Day this coming April and will have the camcorder mounted on the cage .BTW, some might ask "why did you sell the cars for? any problems?" and the answer is NO problems at all and the reason why they were sold is because we threw out a high offer, and a few biters took it so we sold it and started another project after it. With that said, I'd still go H22 over most B-series setups for daily driving and track (drag & road course) use, but that's my opinion.
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01-16-2004, 12:16 PM
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Re: ..THE AMOUNT OF H-SERIES SWAPPED EG'S OUT THERE (racerxfear)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by racerxfear »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i have one in a 92 cx </TD></TR></TABLE>
Me to, but mine's in a 92 DX.
It's becoming more popular now that people are done with the whole, "it's not a reliable swap" bullshit. But I'd say prolly 10-15%. I'm the only one in the Capital District region of NY, but I know there's a couple downstate from me and a couple out west of me. The last meet I was at had probably 50 or so civic's there. Like ALL MOTOR said, most had stock engines and the rest were B-series. I was the only H22.
</TD></TR></TABLE>Me to, but mine's in a 92 DX.
It's becoming more popular now that people are done with the whole, "it's not a reliable swap" bullshit. But I'd say prolly 10-15%. I'm the only one in the Capital District region of NY, but I know there's a couple downstate from me and a couple out west of me. The last meet I was at had probably 50 or so civic's there. Like ALL MOTOR said, most had stock engines and the rest were B-series. I was the only H22.
01-16-2004, 02:17 PM
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Re: ..THE AMOUNT OF H-SERIES SWAPPED EG'S OUT THERE (Newman)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Newman »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Let's see... I owned a H22A EG hatchback (sold it over a year ago), owned a H22A EK hatchback (sold it a few weeks ago), had a H22A DC2 for a short time (traded for another car) and now we have our NASA challenge-spec car that is getting the built motor taken out and a built H22A put into it . I'll be driving it at the Hybrid Track Day this coming April and will have the camcorder mounted on the cage .
BTW, some might ask "why did you sell the cars for? any problems?" and the answer is NO problems at all and the reason why they were sold is because we threw out a high offer, and a few biters took it so we sold it and started another project after it. With that said, I'd still go H22 over most B-series setups for daily driving and track (drag & road course) use, but that's my opinion.</TD></TR></TABLE>
the eg and ek hatch..were they both stock h22's??how much 1/4 mile difference was there if so?
. I'll be driving it at the Hybrid Track Day this coming April and will have the camcorder mounted on the cage .BTW, some might ask "why did you sell the cars for? any problems?" and the answer is NO problems at all and the reason why they were sold is because we threw out a high offer, and a few biters took it so we sold it and started another project after it. With that said, I'd still go H22 over most B-series setups for daily driving and track (drag & road course) use, but that's my opinion.</TD></TR></TABLE>
the eg and ek hatch..were they both stock h22's??how much 1/4 mile difference was there if so?
01-17-2004, 07:13 AM
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Re: ..THE AMOUNT OF H-SERIES SWAPPED EG'S OUT THERE (RA1)
i have one in my 92 cx and i love it. i feel like i own the road when i drive that sucker . cant wait to finish her up when i graduate college and make bank.
. cant wait to finish her up when i graduate college and make bank.
01-17-2004, 06:19 PM
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by poison »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">too many already =X</TD></TR></TABLE>
there can never be too many!
there can never be too many!
01-17-2004, 11:30 PM
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Re: ..THE AMOUNT OF H-SERIES SWAPPED EG'S OUT THERE (Mikey3000)
got one in my cx. got my motor from hmo as well (although I live in socal so i went and picked it up in person). i love it. pulls nice and hard.
01-18-2004, 11:37 AM
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Re: ..THE AMOUNT OF H-SERIES SWAPPED EG'S OUT THERE (H23vtecEG)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by H23vtecEG »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i hace a mild built h23vtec in my VX. got robbed last night though 
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damn that is ghey.
</TD></TR></TABLE> damn that is ghey.
01-18-2004, 01:39 PM
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Re: ..THE AMOUNT OF H-SERIES SWAPPED EG'S OUT THERE
I got one in my CX as well
There are only 3 h22 civic in the Buffalo area that I know of, and I am one of them.
There are only 3 h22 civic in the Buffalo area that I know of, and I am one of them.
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Re: ..THE AMOUNT OF H-SERIES SWAPPED EG'S OUT THERE (Newman)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Newman »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Let's see... I owned a H22A EG hatchback (sold it over a year ago), owned a H22A EK hatchback (sold it a few weeks ago), had a H22A DC2 for a short time (traded for another car) and now we have our NASA challenge-spec car that is getting the built motor taken out and a built H22A put into it . I'll be driving it at the Hybrid Track Day this coming April and will have the camcorder mounted on the cage .
BTW, some might ask "why did you sell the cars for? any problems?" and the answer is NO problems at all and the reason why they were sold is because we threw out a high offer, and a few biters took it so we sold it and started another project after it. With that said, I'd still go H22 over most B-series setups for daily driving and track (drag & road course) use, but that's my opinion.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Not many people would take an H22A over a road course. Newman is one of the very few. A good suspension, LSD, and anti-sway bars is the best combination in a great handling H22A.
. I'll be driving it at the Hybrid Track Day this coming April and will have the camcorder mounted on the cage .BTW, some might ask "why did you sell the cars for? any problems?" and the answer is NO problems at all and the reason why they were sold is because we threw out a high offer, and a few biters took it so we sold it and started another project after it. With that said, I'd still go H22 over most B-series setups for daily driving and track (drag & road course) use, but that's my opinion.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Not many people would take an H22A over a road course. Newman is one of the very few. A good suspension, LSD, and anti-sway bars is the best combination in a great handling H22A.
01-18-2004, 05:16 PM
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Re: ..THE AMOUNT OF H-SERIES SWAPPED EG'S OUT THERE (All-Motor H22A)
Mine is going to be built for the roadcourse and autox. I"m still deciding on which engine to swap into my new toy, just look at my sig. Everyone always suggest 1/4 racing with this engine but I have a whole different approach to it. You guess will see eventually what I mean.
01-18-2004, 06:04 PM
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by All-Motor H22A »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Not many people would take an H22A over a road course. Newman is one of the very few. A good suspension, LSD, and anti-sway bars is the best combination in a great handling H22A. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Should be fun in our current shop project. It's our NASA challenge-spec EG hatchback (I posted pics up of it a few months ago). It has a 1" ITR MC & BB, GSR brakes all around, full ITR suspension & sway bars, M2B4 LSD tranny, full welded 6-pt cage, etc. Compared to my old EG hatch that I took out to the same road course (stock CX brakes, no sway bars, shitty Tokico's & Skunk2 coilovers, lots of chassis flex), this one would kick *** on the course. Camcorder on the cage will be a must . I'll have to take some pics later this week of it after the swap is all done .
Not many people would take an H22A over a road course. Newman is one of the very few. A good suspension, LSD, and anti-sway bars is the best combination in a great handling H22A. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Should be fun in our current shop project. It's our NASA challenge-spec EG hatchback (I posted pics up of it a few months ago). It has a 1" ITR MC & BB, GSR brakes all around, full ITR suspension & sway bars, M2B4 LSD tranny, full welded 6-pt cage, etc. Compared to my old EG hatch that I took out to the same road course (stock CX brakes, no sway bars, shitty Tokico's & Skunk2 coilovers, lots of chassis flex), this one would kick *** on the course. Camcorder on the cage will be a must
. I'll have to take some pics later this week of it after the swap is all done .
