H23 VTEC (Specifically for Satan_SRV)
Saturn, I know you love my post and I love you just as much, but I do respect your knowledge on the subject. I was reading an old post from 2002 about H23 internals in an H22 Block and an H22 head which you had the definative answer.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=308098
I am wondering if you have heard of anything about this since you answer above. Has anyonw used an H22 Block and H23 internals?
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=308098
I am wondering if you have heard of anything about this since you answer above. Has anyonw used an H22 Block and H23 internals?
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gee cry_!!!, I'm not sure why you think I have more to offer on the subject. I answered all the questions, there wasn't much more to 'hear' about it. I didn't recommend it, and I still don't. I don't recommend using an H23 crank on anything except maybe some guy trying to steal your car.
There was a guy on here that offered to have a custom built billet crank. I was thinking that a H22 crank with an H23 stroke would be better. But thanks for the reply and sorry about the screw up on the name.
Would you happen to know how to figure out piston wall pressure as it relates to stroke? I was wondering if you stoked an H22 with a H23 crank, would the piston stress on the new engin be similar to the priginal H22?
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it wouldbe greater of course, rod angularity is way up...piston acceleraltion too,
it wouldbe greater of course, rod angularity is way up...piston acceleraltion too,
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