i have heard of a few people useing the h23 crank to stroke the h22. can it be done or am i hearing lies?

 

It's true. You can also use an F23 crank in 98-01 H22 blocks.

 

the reason i am going to soon be building up my h22 soon for my crx drag car. my motor is a h22a1. sugestions? looking for about 300 whp.

 

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consult an engine builder. There are allot of crank options/mods for the H/F blocks.

 

you can put an f22 crankshaft in your h22 and it will be stroked to a 2.3 liter DO IT!

 

F23 also works..like Skunked said"consult an engine builder"

 

Yes it can be done and you will gain a good amount of trq power. The H22A stroke is only 90.7 mm. But you can take a H23 crank and rods that will bolt right in and have a bigger stroke at 95.0 mm. I am actually going the same route for my H22 integ.

 

anybody know the compression ratio for h22 block, h23 crank/rods, type-s pistons?

 

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http://www.zealautowerks.com/hfseries.html

 

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http://www.zealautowerks.com/hfseries.html</TD></TR></TABLE>

thanks