h22 build need help
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h22 build need help
ok im thinking on sending out my block to get sleeve. now i got 2 short blocks. i have a jdm h22 and a h22a4. w/c one should i send out.i was toldthat my jdm h22a was a close deck while the h22a4 is a open deck so now i dnt knw w/c one to send out. their both in good conditon. need ht help on this before i start the build
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Re: h22 build need help (Joseph Davis)
Open deck would cool a little better. Closed deck would have less cyl. distortion. depends on power you plan to develop and your setup.
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Re: h22 build need help (purpleh22)
Irrelevant, he's sending one off to be sleeved. As such, which block he chooses makes no difference from a reliability standpoint while which block he doesn't send off makes a difference from a sale-a-bility aspect.
Cooling is only an issue if there are issues with the cooling system, head gasket, timing, etc. I've run closed deck sleeves with single core Civic radiators in DC chassis, zero problems.
Open deck sleeves versus closed deck sleeves and cyl distortion? Eh, I'm going to label that a non-issue. If you can make 500-600 whp off of stock Honduh sleeves, the liners of which are ribbed and 0.060" at their thinnest points, with aluminum poured around them and the whole bimetal sleeve assembly thinner than the open deck style flanged liners from Darton... non-issue.
Cooling is only an issue if there are issues with the cooling system, head gasket, timing, etc. I've run closed deck sleeves with single core Civic radiators in DC chassis, zero problems.
Open deck sleeves versus closed deck sleeves and cyl distortion? Eh, I'm going to label that a non-issue. If you can make 500-600 whp off of stock Honduh sleeves, the liners of which are ribbed and 0.060" at their thinnest points, with aluminum poured around them and the whole bimetal sleeve assembly thinner than the open deck style flanged liners from Darton... non-issue.
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