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Old 05-13-2007, 08:10 PM
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Default My boosted H22 EG finally moving. lots of pics

first of all i had this car up for sale about 2 years ago when it was an all motor h22 set-up. i couldn't get what i was asking so i sold the na stuff and budget built the boosted stuff. the engine that is in there now is the mock up engine. i was using it while my other engine was in the machine shop and apart. then i decided to use it for tuning my AEM anyway, so i left it in there.

my real engine is bored to 89.5, custom 9:1 weisco pistons and ge sleeves, eagle rods and ferrea valvetrain p&p head. when this goes in i am shooting for about 20 lbs

i had the car in my garage for about 2 years or so and lost interest in the car due to all the cooler kids with unpainted bodykits and crooked universal mufflers. well i finished up a few of my customers boosted cars and it lit the flame again. so here we are today.

specs as i can remember.

JDM H22
GT30
3" ss downpipe
3" aluminum exhaust w/ vibrant muffler
2.5" aluminum charge pipe
tial 50mm
tial 38mm
my own ramhorn manifold
my own gutted intake manifold
mustang 70mm throttlebody
golden eagle fuel rail
golden eagle oil distribution plate
walborro 255
720cc injectors
precision 600hp intercooler
my own breather tank
fram fuel filter
aeromotive regulator
AEM EMS
AEM wideband

And the other stuff

apex turbo timer
autometer gauges
1 wire alternator with custom mounting


for the body mods see this
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1020585

the bumper is coming back from my body guy this weekend. all i have left to do i wire a horn and button and mount the bumper and install my antenna for the xm.

i drove it around in my shop parking lot a little, i am running 9-10 pounds, all i can do is first and second gear and they seem pretty useless due to tire spin, even with my quaife.

enjoy, i hope anyway.







































Old 05-13-2007, 08:20 PM
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more pics of where you hid you fuse box on the wire turck pls!!! i see it hideing up there and i just did my tuck and i haven found a good spot for my box and would like to look in to copyin you lol
Old 05-13-2007, 08:37 PM
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thats all the pics i have for the tuck. its all together now, as for the placement i think that the other guys ways are easier, see the welding/fabrication forum, i i believe one post is stickied. i can tell you this, it is tighter than a 14 years old virgin ***, and if you push hard enough it can go in.

i had to move the alt and feed cables to the other side of the fuse panel. i had to cut the bottom of the raintray and run the wires though and seal them up. when i cut the holes i made them the same size and shape as the grommets through the firewall, so i can transfer tem over. i then had to seal it with rtv.
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nice setup ; quick question how did you wire up your TSP? What did you match up the Honda red, yellow, and green wires to?
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very nice. what are the specs on your turbo and do you have a dyno? when do you hit full boost? and what compression pistons are you using?
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https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=807323

I TRIED THIS BUT MY COLORS MUST HAVE BEEN MESSED UP, this was wrong on mine. i had to trial and error mine.
Old 05-14-2007, 04:25 AM
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by prelude2perfect &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">very nice. what are the specs on your turbo and do you have a dyno? when do you hit full boost? and what compression pistons are you using?</TD></TR></TABLE>

i believe its a gt3076r, it has the larger turbine housing at .82 ar. i cant tell you 100% about boost b/c its onlt in first and second gear, but i would say fuul boost at 6000 opn 9lbs starts building boost at 3000. stock cr is 10.6:1 i believe
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looking good josh,

just dont hurt yourself with all the FI power !
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10 lbs on stock block...nice job man. Very nice build.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dturbocivic &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">looking good josh,

just dont hurt yourself with all the FI power ! </TD></TR></TABLE>

SHOULDN'T YOU BE WORKING? I KNOW WHAT YOUR SAYING. I CANT WAIT TO SEE WHAT THIS IS GOING TO DO AT 18-20LBS. THAKS FOR THE COMMENTS
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It's good to see more boosted h22 egs . Your whole build reminds me of mine., I went na for a few years then boosted a stock h22 on 8psi for 4 months ran 12 flats all day and then the ringlands let go. Got a build motor running 20 psi on the streets and still breaks the tires loose in 4th gear. Looks like your setup will be a blast , our setups are real similar but I'm running a sc61 . I do remember watching a few vids a couple years back of your eg with itb's , and it always put a smile on my face . Lay down a couple 10 sec passes and call it done
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you cracked a ringland at 8 psi? what was your timing?
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I like the battery setup/mounting
Old 05-14-2007, 08:44 AM
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thanks, i was pretty happy with the way that turned out. i want to re do the hold down a little. i need to make it a little cleaner.
Old 05-24-2007, 08:47 PM
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bumper is back from the paint guy. its going on tomorrow, tagged again adn going to blow it up this week end!
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more pics !!!

sorry i didnt call you back....im trying to make a deadline of tommorrow morning dyno day !

you still need a wide band ?
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NO I GOT IT TAKEN CARE OF. I NEVER UPDATE MY SIG, OBVIUOSLY. i am lookiing into getting some new wheels and drag radials fopr the front of my car. i was looking into 15x8 with 0 offset. can i run a 265 or 275 50 on that?
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Nice set up
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why zero offset? can you get 3.5 inch backspace or more ?
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I WAS JUST TRYING TO FIT huge tires. i thoought a 0 would be the best option. any input? what size in inched were those lensos' and slick size? the 275-50-15 were 26.1 tall and 11.1 wide.
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manifold looks pretty good for homemade. you made it right? nice shifter **** i got the same one
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can i see more pictures of how you relocated the alternator? im in the process of looking at options....my turbo has a 4"inlet and I can't fit a cone filter on it with out cutting the hell out of it.

Right now Im looking a possibly using a dseries alternator and makeing some brackets.
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Default Re: My boosted H22 EG finally moving. lots of pics (93dxkid)

there is a company on here selling kits to movew the h22 and d alt. to the same area as miine. i am unsure the exact placement. if it wasnt for the 1 wire option i would pay twice the asking price for those mounts. the relocation took me about 6 hours to do, then re-do, then re-do again, then weld the alt back up, then drill again. put it this way&lt; f uck making it if you can buy it.

the company is http://www.explicitspeed.com i think.
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i would stick with something a little smaller than that. hell our race cars dont even have an 11inch wide tire on them LOL.

if you can try getting something around 24.5/9.5. if you arent making a ton of power, the taller tire will hurt you.

the lenso's steve had were 13/7.5 maybe? im not sure on the width or backspacing of the lensos. but i do know he had 24.5X8.5's on there.
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ok. ill try to look into it. i was tuning it last night. its taking along time. i need a new radiator, overheating like crazy. i need a late night on the highway to finish it up.

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