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Old 09-22-2006, 11:18 PM
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i have a 98 block with 55mains if i can remember correctly. and im getting a deal for a f23 accord ulev crank. will the f23 crank fit?
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yes it will fit.
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Default Re: f23 crank into h22a4 block (The_Head)

what rods do i use? h22 or f23?
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you will need the f23 rods and pistons as well.
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Yep you use the F23 rods & pistons, not sure what compression ratio it is off the top of my head. I think it's really low though, like 8.8:1 but don't quote me.
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guess i gotta go talk to some pistons man..... to make some high comp pistons
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 2FAST4U831 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">you will need the f23 rods and pistons as well. </TD></TR></TABLE>

F23 pistons won't work since the F23 has a smaller bore.

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mixxxwell &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">guess i gotta go talk to some pistons man..... to make some high comp pistons</TD></TR></TABLE>

You better talk to the sleeve man too because you can't run forged pistons in a stock H sleeve.

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u think type-S pistons will work with f23 rods?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by mixxxwell &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">u think type-S pistons will work with f23 rods?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Should, but you'll still have low compression cuz the F23 rods are shorter than the H22's.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by skunked &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">

F23 pistons won't work since the F23 has a smaller bore.

You better talk to the sleeve man too because you can't run forged pistons in a stock H sleeve.

</TD></TR></TABLE>haha. forgot about that. Mind as well get custom rods/pistons
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if you use h22 pistons you would think it would be like the f22 setup... meaning higher compression?

whats the differance in pin hieght on both pistons? f22?
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i got this from hondaswap i cant take credit for this, heres the link
http://hondaswap.com/parts-sal...67524/

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According to this post I got from another site they are. how much you want for one with shipping.


Well, since I started this a while back in another thread I figured it was about time to finish what I started and make a definitive answer thread for anyone looking for piston, rod, crank and block specs or compression ratios of various H, F or H/F combinations.
Anything anyone wants to add to this thread post up whatever info or specs you have and Ill add it to this original post. I am putting up only what i have personally measured and or quoted direct from the helms manual. I dont want this thread to get cluttered with he said she said specs so Im asking that we limit contributions to first hand spec acquisitions and or helms manual references only. Whatever I have missed or havent measured myself, please feel free to post and contribute. The items i have yet to measure or discover I will leave blank until myself or another member provides the information.
Im going to start by adding a few specs that I can think of off the top of my head now, I will return later tonight and add some more info which will include a few CR calculations.
If I leave something blank and you have the information/specs plase post it up and I will edit this post and ad the new additions to the thread.
Blocks
Block Type
H22A4 Block = Open Deck
H22A block = Closed Deck
H23A block = Open Deck
H23A1 block = Closed Deck
F22 block = Open Deck
F23 block = Open Deck
F20B block = Open Deck
Deck Height
H22A4 Block = 8.643
H22A block = 8.643
H23A block = 8.643
H23A1 block = 8.643
F22 block = 8.643
F23 block = 8.643
F20B block = 8.643
Bore
H22A4 Block = 87mm/3.425
H22A block = 87mm/3.425
H23A block = 87mm/3.425
H23A1 block = 87mm/3.425
F22 block = 85mm/3.346
F23 block = 86mm/3.385
F20B = 85mm/3.346
Note:
Due to various available piston diameters (A/B) actual bore diameter may vary
Rods
Length
H22A4 = 5.633
H22A = 5.633
H23A = 5.572
H23A1 = 5.572
F22 = 5.572
F23 = 5.551
F20B = 5.709
Width
H22A4 = .935
H22A = .935
H23A = .935
H23A1 = .935
F22 = .935
F23 = .780
F20B = .935
BE Bore
H22A4 = 2.008
H22A = 2.008
H23A = 2.008
H23A1 = 2.008
F22 = 2.008
F23 = 1.890
F20B = 1.890
Pin Bore
H22A4 =
H22A = .8649-.8654
H23A =
H23A1 = .8649-.8654
F22 = .8649-.8654
F23 = .8649-.8654
F20B =
Pistons
Bore
H22A4 = 87mm/3.425
H22A = 87mm/3.425
H23A = 87mm/3.425
H23A1 = 87mm/3.425
F22 = 85mm/3.346
F23 = 86mm/3.385
F20B = 85mm/3.346
Note:
actual diameter may vary depending on code of piston (ie, A &lt;IMG SRC="http://style_emoticons/&lt;#EMO_DIR#&gt;/cool.gif" BORDER="0"&gt;
Compression Height
H22A4 = 1.221
H22A = 1.221
H23A = 1.203
H23A1 = 1.203
F22A1 = 1.203
F22A4 = 1.203
F23A1 = 1.181
F20B = 1.221
Dome Volume
H22A4 =
H22A =
H23A =
H23A1 =
F22A1 =
F22A4 =
F23A1 =
F23A4 =
F23A5 = -18cc
F20B =
Wrist Pin Diameter
H22A4 = .866
H22A = .866
H23A = .866
H23A1 = .866
F22 = .866
F23 = .866
F20B = .866
Crankshafts
Stroke
H22A4 = 90.7mm/3.570
H22A = 90.7mm/3.570
H23A = 95mm/3.740
H23A1 = 95mm/3.740
F22 = 95mm/3.740
F23 = 97mm/3.818
F20B = 88mm/3.464
Main Journal Diameter
H22A4 = 55mm
H22A4 = 50mm (1997 Only)
H22A = 50mm
H23A = 55mm
H23A1 = 50mm
F22 = 50mm
F23 = 55mm
F20B = 55mm
Rod Journal Diameter
H22A4 = 1.888
H22A = 1.888
H23A = 1.888
H23A1 = 1.888
F22 = 1.888
F23 = 1.771
F20B = 1.771
Cylinder Heads
Combustion Chamber Volume
H22A4 = 53.8cc
H22A = 53.8cc
H23A = 53.8cc
H23A1 = 50cc
F22A1 = 50cc
F22A4 = 50cc
F23A1 = 50cc
F23A4 = 50cc
F23A5 = 50cc
F20B =
Intake Valve Diameter
H22A4 = 35mm
H22A = 35mm
H23A = 35mm
H23A1 = 34mm
F22 = 34mm
F23 = 34mm
F20B = 34mm
Exhaust Valve Diameter
H22A4 = 30mm
H22A = 30mm
H23A = 30mm
H23A1 = 29mm
F22 = 29mm
F23 = 29mm
F20B = 29mm
Head Gaskets
Bore
H22A4 = 88mm
H22A = 88mm
H23A = 88mm
H23A1 = 88mm
F22 = 86mm
F23 = 87mm
F20B = 86mm
Thickness
H22A4 = .026
H22A = .026
H23A = .026
H23A1 = .026
F22 = .026
F23 = .026
F20B = .026
Note:
Gasket thickness measured after crush
Bearings
Main Bearing Thickness
Blue: 2.013 - 2.010mm / 0.0793 - 0.0791
Black: 2.010 - 2.007mm / 0.0791 - 0.0790
Brown: 2.007 - 2.004mm / 0.0790 - 0.0789
Green: 2.004 - 2.001mm / 0.0789 - 0.0788
Yellow: 2.001 - 1.998mm / 0.0788 - 0.0787
Pink: 1.998 - 1.995mm / 0.0787 - 0.0785
Red: 1.995 - 1.992mm / 0.0785 - 0.0783
Rod Bearing Thickness
Blue: 1.510 - 1.507mm / 0.0594 - 0.0593
Black: 1.507 - 1.504mm / 0.0593 - 0.0592
Brown: 1.504 - 1.501mm / 0.0592 - 0.0591
Green: 1.501 - 1.498mm / 0.0591 - 0.0590
Yellow: 1.498 - 1.495mm / 0.0590 - 0.0589
Pink: 1.495 - 1.492mm / 0.0589 - 0.0587
Red: 1.492 - 1.489mm / 0.0587 - 0.0586
Main Bearing Width
H22A4 = .784
H22A = .784
H23A = .784
H23A1 = .784
F22A1 = .784
F22A4= .784
F23A1 = .784
F23A4 = .784
F23A5 = .784
F20B = .784
Rod Bearing Width
H22A4 = .762
H22A = .762
H23A = .762
H23A1 = .762
F22A1 = .762
F22A4 = .762
F23A1 = .609
F23A4 = .609
F23A5 = .609
F20B = .762

More to come.....
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^^^^ is all in the prelude FAQ.
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By Innovation, who used to be a damn good member here but got ran off by the mods.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Any reason why? I read a few of his informative posts. Good stuff.
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I'm using Crower F23 Rods with custom CP pistons in my H22 block.
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i severely doubt that an f23 crank/rods and h22 pistons in an h22 block will lead to ANY kind of low compression.....
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Yea they will, because the F23 pistons are 1 mm smaller than the H22 block bore, so there won't be any compression at all
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by v4lu3s &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i severely doubt that an f23 crank/rods and h22 pistons in an h22 block will lead to ANY kind of low compression.....</TD></TR></TABLE>

i agree

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by The_Head &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Yea they will, because the F23 pistons are 1 mm smaller than the H22 block bore, so there won't be any compression at all </TD></TR></TABLE>

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It's obviously not a very good friend of mine
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its ok
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Default Re: f23 crank into h22a4 block

almost everything said in this thread is just wrong.

to use a f23 crank in a h22a4 block you must:
mix and match bearings
use custom made h22a4 rods
use any h22 piston of your choose
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Default Re: f23 crank into h22a4 block

To do the set up dight u need f23 rods and custom h22 pistons if u use regular h22 will work but piston will stick out of the deck 28 thousand im using crower rods and je custom h22 pistons
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