After I get rid of the Se-r, I'm looking into picking up a 5th gen Lude as my friend used to own a 97 and after driving it, I'm a big fan of the Prelude. I like to increase in torque of the H22, and many of my close friends have modded Lude's, one being a 4th gen with a 210 whp/170 wtq. H23/Vtec and another has a 4th Gen that has had both a JDM H22 and F20B.

I want to get some decent daily driven horsepower, so I just wanted to do a simply Jackson Racing Supercharger with a good header and some other bolt ons. How much power on average do most JRSC'd Preludes dyno?

Thanks guys.

 

I visited the JR website, and I thought I saw dyno pages on their site. I might be mistaken, however.

Go check their website.

 

im not understanding somethign here.... no prelude came h23 w/ vtec... 2nd ive never heard of a prelude w/ a f20b. do you mean he has an s2k? f20b is from an s2k and it's a rwd i dont think it works w/ fwd cars -.-;

as for your question ive seen a few threads w/ dynos around just search

 

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NO do your research.......F20b is a JDM prelude motor.....THE F20C is the motor in the S2K...........NOOB

but anyway with my setup with the JRSC i pulled 241whp and i think 198TQ

 

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but anyway with my setup with the JRSC i pulled 241whp and i think 198TQ </TD></TR></TABLE>

Let's clear some things up for the newer guy really quick.

1. The F20B is a FWD 2.0 VTEC engine that came out of a european Accord SiR-G. 200hp and I think somewhere around 140 tq.

2. You're right, no prelude did come with an h23/vtec stock. The car has the factory h23 bottom end with Type S pistons, and a fully built h22 head with crower stage 3 cams.

If 241 whp is what most prelude's get, than this will be any easy decision to make. My car can be a bit unreliable at the power rating in it's current state. I was actually expecting lower numbers than what you posted, I guess I'm just more accustomed to b-series motors.