H22 head on a H23 block?
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Re: H22 head on a H23 block? (blkknight619)
yes it would work and has been sucessfully completed numerous times...the h22 and h23 use the exact same block (difference lies in crank/rods/pistons)...
search in the prelude forum for the h22/h23 hybrid...just realize that you can't go revving the **** out of the stock block h23, just b/c you have the h22 head...piston speed is a major factor...
search in the prelude forum for the h22/h23 hybrid...just realize that you can't go revving the **** out of the stock block h23, just b/c you have the h22 head...piston speed is a major factor...
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Re: H22 head on a H23 block? (Nick H)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Nick H »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yes it would work and has been sucessfully completed numerous times...the h22 and h23 use the exact same block (difference lies in crank/rods/pistons)...
search in the prelude forum for the h22/h23 hybrid...just realize that you can't go revving the **** out of the stock block h23, just b/c you have the h22 head...piston speed is a major factor...</TD></TR></TABLE>
look in the prelude faq at the top of the page, lots of good info about it, also lots of examples of how to ruin one....
search in the prelude forum for the h22/h23 hybrid...just realize that you can't go revving the **** out of the stock block h23, just b/c you have the h22 head...piston speed is a major factor...</TD></TR></TABLE>
look in the prelude faq at the top of the page, lots of good info about it, also lots of examples of how to ruin one....
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