carmella03

talked to someone at a local shop yesterday about a h22 swap in a 99 accord 4dr. he told me that it would not even be worth it. could someone please tell me what they think

poison

Whoever you talked to is a dumbass.

eg6h8k

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so ask him what motor is..? go to another shop..he doesnt seem to know much..

carmella03

he told me that the car was too heavy for this combo. that i should buy a civic or crx. thats cool but this is a family car too. i cant fit a family in a crx. I saw a article in HCI mag that was about a 725hp h22 in a civic that sounds nice. do you know how much something like that would cost?

Jonathan_ED3

probably 10K (if not higher) exluding the car

Newman

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That's in a 97 4DR sedan, and it was at the road course when I was there with my H22 EG hatchback. His car felt very similar to mine, power-wise (as said by Jeff652, who drove both cars the same day). Even a friend of mine who is into the "show" scene, has a shitload of coats of paint (like 5 different full color changes) and a wide body kit, lots of stereo equipment, 19" wheels, etc, etc, etc, he dropped in a JDM H22A, converted to OBD-1 (his car was a 96) and it still moved better than most cars out there and he was very happy with the results.

Unless you make your 98 Accord Sedan weigh as much as a motorhome, the H22 is going to make a substantial difference in power.

Kamin

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Yes.

the h22+ accord is a great swap. pretty much the only thing available to the accord's too.

Retired

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1994 Honda Accord Ex Sir-T
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Engine : 2000 Accord Sir-T 200hp 155trq Only 20,000 miles
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SpdFrk

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WOW. Very clean.

Iamhonda

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</TD></TR></TABLE>sound about right

carmella03

so r u all sayn that the 725hp setup will cost me around 10k or r u sayn that just the h22 swap itself? If only 10k for the 725hp what all would i need to do to the internals.

P.S. thanks for your previous help

bew

It would cost a hell of alot more than $10k to make anywhere near 750hp in a Honda period. You'd probably have to run a massive turbo, something like 35psi with nitrous on the bottom to help that monster spool. Your motor would cost a small fortune to build to run that kind of boost as well.

If we could all make 750hp in a Honda for 10 grand, none of us would be buying turbo kits and motor builds, spending nearly $6000 to make 350whp

supadupamikey

i'll sell you a 99 accord coupe ex v6 for $8900

Echelon

The swap should cost you around your budget I remember you stating 8gs. But the hard thing for 6th gen Accords is the wiring. Someone has already done it but they are still experiencing a couple problems. Lemme see if I can find it.

Edit:

Check SHO under the Accord section and look into the h22 FAQ. Should help you a lot.

K20EG

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LOL that car in HCI never made 725 ...i dont even think it saw high 400's .and afterall that jizz over that car its blown up LOL
dont believe everything you read in a mag

Rukusmasta2

newman that accord looks like a 94 ... look at the grill