Is the f20c and the f22c heads the same?
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Re: Is the f20c and the f22c heads the same?
Just looking at hondaautomotiveparts.com I see the '02 '04 and '06 cylinder heads have different "Product numbers." I don't think you see the part numbers until you've made a purchase. Just looking at the product numbers though you could probably go into finer detail to see what else is different inside the heads. Valves and whatnot are under other categories.
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Re: Is the f20c and the f22c heads the same?
www.hondapartscheap.com shows part numbers
i checked 00 and 08 heads, they are different part numbers, but they include quite a few other parts so there's no telling if the actual ports or chambers are any different
i checked 00 and 08 heads, they are different part numbers, but they include quite a few other parts so there's no telling if the actual ports or chambers are any different
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Re: Is the f20c and the f22c heads the same?
The F20 and F22 heads are exactly the same up until the Fly-by-wire throttle system was implemented.
The F22 Fly-by-wire head does not have passages in the head for the EGR system.
The valve springs are all the same installed height, spring pressure, and coil bind. In 2004 Honda changed manufacturers.
They changed camshafts when they switched over to the 2.2
The F22 Fly-by-wire head does not have passages in the head for the EGR system.
The valve springs are all the same installed height, spring pressure, and coil bind. In 2004 Honda changed manufacturers.
They changed camshafts when they switched over to the 2.2
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Re: Is the f20c and the f22c heads the same?
The F20 and F22 heads are exactly the same up until the Fly-by-wire throttle system was implemented.
The F22 Fly-by-wire head does not have passages in the head for the EGR system.
The valve springs are all the same installed height, spring pressure, and coil bind. In 2004 Honda changed manufacturers.
They changed camshafts when they switched over to the 2.2
The F22 Fly-by-wire head does not have passages in the head for the EGR system.
The valve springs are all the same installed height, spring pressure, and coil bind. In 2004 Honda changed manufacturers.
They changed camshafts when they switched over to the 2.2
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Re: Is the f20c and the f22c heads the same?
The F20 and F22 heads are exactly the same up until the Fly-by-wire throttle system was implemented.
The F22 Fly-by-wire head does not have passages in the head for the EGR system.
The valve springs are all the same installed height, spring pressure, and coil bind. In 2004 Honda changed manufacturers.
They changed camshafts when they switched over to the 2.2
The F22 Fly-by-wire head does not have passages in the head for the EGR system.
The valve springs are all the same installed height, spring pressure, and coil bind. In 2004 Honda changed manufacturers.
They changed camshafts when they switched over to the 2.2
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