h22 or h23vtec
this has probably been ask many times before but imma ask anyways. i need your opinion. should i turn my h23 into an h23vtecor should i just do the h22 swap. im gonna be boosting with a t03 t04 turbo and im planning on running 15 pounds of boost. any one have any experience with this type of setup?
h22's aren't exactly the most ideal motor to run boost. open deck, thin walls, seen enough blown h22's to know that one. i've seen many ppl who run very low boost on h22's without much problems but i'm not too sure about 15lbs. ask one of the turbo peeps here. you should check out the turbo thread on here. but i will say for the sake of argument that the tune/setup you have will determine whether you make or break it. literally. good luck.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by _BB6 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">h22's aren't exactly the most ideal motor to run boost. open deck, thin walls, seen enough blown h22's to know that one.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Not all H22's are Open Deck.. H22A1's and the JDM H22A are closed deck.. OBD2 are normally Open Deck.
It doesn't matter if it's open or closed, just if the builder knows what he/she is doing and if it is build correctly. Exactly what 98vtec said.
Not all H22's are Open Deck.. H22A1's and the JDM H22A are closed deck.. OBD2 are normally Open Deck.
It doesn't matter if it's open or closed, just if the builder knows what he/she is doing and if it is build correctly. Exactly what 98vtec said.
my bad i was referring to the a4's. i was simply generalizing that ppl usually don't boost their h22's properly and blow the crap out of them. of course, on the other hand, i've seen some pretty damn beastly boosted h22's on here.
edit: so the myth of the frm's being thin[ner] bad for boost is false? sorry my assumption was he was plannin' on boostin' a stock motor the way he worded it.
edit: so the myth of the frm's being thin[ner] bad for boost is false? sorry my assumption was he was plannin' on boostin' a stock motor the way he worded it.
u have kids n ur worryin about boosting ur car? i hope u have a family van too.
if u already have the h23 block i say go for the h23vtec. save some cash n look for a nice h22 head
if u already have the h23 block i say go for the h23vtec. save some cash n look for a nice h22 head
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tight budget and turbo should never be used in the same sentence.
if you already have the H23 and its in good shape, they are beastly boosting motors. lower compression than the 22's, and extra 0.1 of displacement
(but i'm also biased
)
plus you save... oh i dunno... anywhere between 1-3 grand by not swapping motors or heads.
if you already have the H23 and its in good shape, they are beastly boosting motors. lower compression than the 22's, and extra 0.1 of displacement
(but i'm also biased
)plus you save... oh i dunno... anywhere between 1-3 grand by not swapping motors or heads.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by esedulerp5tenin »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">tight budget and turbo should never be used in the same sentence.
if you already have the H23 and its in good shape, they are beastly boosting motors. lower compression than the 22's, and extra 0.1 of displacement
(but i'm also biased
)
plus you save... oh i dunno... anywhere between 1-3 grand by not swapping motors or heads.</TD></TR></TABLE>
If your goal is max hp per dollar, head/motor swaps are just a waste of turbo money.
if you already have the H23 and its in good shape, they are beastly boosting motors. lower compression than the 22's, and extra 0.1 of displacement
(but i'm also biased
)plus you save... oh i dunno... anywhere between 1-3 grand by not swapping motors or heads.</TD></TR></TABLE>
If your goal is max hp per dollar, head/motor swaps are just a waste of turbo money.
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