h22,h23,b20 in 3gaccord
Does anyone have picture of a h22,h23,or a b20 in a 3rd gen accord. Is it at all possible? If it is which engine would give me the most power and which would be the best cost/power package.
I dont think you can fit an h22 in a 3rd gen accord. I have a friend with a first gen integra (1st gen integra and 3rd gen accord hatch are identical from the looks of the engine bay etc) and he has a B18 swap in it and it is rather quick. A b20 swap should be possible.
The h series is possible???? from the look of my friends integra the b18 was a squeeze. I am pritty sure those 2 cars share the same platform and chasis.
As we all know, anything is possible. Its all a matter of $$$$$.
Well, obviously building an H22 or boosting an H23 would yeild the most hp. Those engines make way more power than a B20. However, from a practicality standpoint, B20 is a good bet IMO.
If it is which engine would give me the most power
i recommend crvtec, more torque and the great topend of DOHC vtec. its basically a crv block(2.0 liter) mated to either a b16 or b18c1 head(im not sure about the head).
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People put h22's in civic hatch's, they are really hard to fit in, you would have to cut the firewall, but I think that the 3rd gen accords have more room than a hatch.
One more thing is it possible to put a v tec head on my stock 2.0 single overhead cam engine? did Honda ever make a single overcam v tec head for the 2.0
The carb'd engines were A20A1 and the fuel injected engines were A20A3 (or BT for '86, I believe). Carb'd were 98 hp @ 5500 rpm
, 86-87 EFI were 110 hp and 114 ft. lbs of torque @ 4000 rpm, and 88-89 EFI were 120 hp @5800 rpm and 122 ft. lbs of torque @ 4000
, 86-87 EFI were 110 hp and 114 ft. lbs of torque @ 4000 rpm, and 88-89 EFI were 120 hp @5800 rpm and 122 ft. lbs of torque @ 4000



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