B18C5 or H22 in 4th gen hatch
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B18C5 or H22 in 4th gen hatch
if the motors were to cost the same price and money is was not an issue what would be quicker in a staright line. both motors stock
[Modified by b18c5dc2, 12:18 AM 6/8/2002]
[Modified by b18c5dc2, 12:18 AM 6/8/2002]
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Re: B18C5 or H22 in 4th gen hatch (b18c5dc2)
if you do highway driving, i'd say h22. the b18c5 cruises pretty high (something i personally dislike)...but eh, C5 is good if you like tight gearing and auto-x. I've been debating on b18c5 vs h22 for about 3 months now, and i've gotta tell you, the h22 is more appealing to me everyday.
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Re: B18C5 or H22 in 4th gen hatch (b18c5dc2)
in 4th gen.?...if its street driven, id say go with the 1.8....for fitment and ease of swap, compared to the H22...
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Re: B18C5 or H22 in 4th gen hatch (b18c5dc2)
well that didn't help. stock verse stock who takes it
For a 4th gen, a H22 will really throw off the geometry of the chassis (I've seen a H22 4th gen CRX... doesn't really drive/handle as well as a 5th gen hatch). For a 4th gen, stick with a high comp B-series motor and it'll kick ***.
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Re: B18C5 or H22 in 4th gen hatch (Newman)
well that didn't help. stock verse stock who takes it
H22 civic will. I've raced a friend with an JDM ITR motor in his EG hatch against my H22 EG hatch.... both of us just had bolt-ons. Bottom line... I beat him by 2 car lengths each time (3 races).
For a 4th gen, a H22 will really throw off the geometry of the chassis (I've seen a H22 4th gen CRX... doesn't really drive/handle as well as a 5th gen hatch). For a 4th gen, stick with a high comp B-series motor and it'll kick ***.
H22 civic will. I've raced a friend with an JDM ITR motor in his EG hatch against my H22 EG hatch.... both of us just had bolt-ons. Bottom line... I beat him by 2 car lengths each time (3 races).
For a 4th gen, a H22 will really throw off the geometry of the chassis (I've seen a H22 4th gen CRX... doesn't really drive/handle as well as a 5th gen hatch). For a 4th gen, stick with a high comp B-series motor and it'll kick ***.
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Re: B18C5 or H22 in 4th gen hatch (b18c5dc2)
if the motors were to cost the same price and money is was not an issue what would be quicker in a staright line. both motors stock
[Modified by b18c5dc2, 12:18 AM 6/8/2002]
[Modified by b18c5dc2, 12:18 AM 6/8/2002]
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Re: B18C5 or H22 in 4th gen hatch (jinxproof99)
yeah in a 4th gen i would say to go with the b18c5 for sure as well... drops in easier leaves you with more engine bay space to play with (turbo..4-1 header) you wont snap axles as much do to understeer.. although i would like the h22 in there... much torque is NICEEEEE
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