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Old Jun 10, 2007 | 05:22 PM
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Default accord dsm turbo 4th gen

i was wanting to know if i did a h23a head swap and intake manifold, if my dsm turbo was still going to bolt up to my f22a, dont think it will, but should i just swap the head and intake and get a new turbo manifold, or should i just leave the sohc head, swap the intake mani. and keep the same turbo manifold?
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Old Jun 10, 2007 | 05:56 PM
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Default Re: accord dsm turbo 4th gen (zigg_1311)

Are you planning to use a turbo manifold from a Mitsubishi? If so then no, it will not work. You would need a turbo manifold that fits a honda cylinder head. What do you want an H23a head? If you are going to do a turbo setup, it is not going to get you any more power.

A DOHC head will help more air enter a naturally aspirated engine, but if you are forcing the air in by means of a turbo, SOHC will be fine. I would get the correct exhaust manifold that fits the honda and GSM turbo, add the intake and exhaust piping and call it done.
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Old Jul 23, 2007 | 11:20 AM
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Default Re: accord dsm turbo 4th gen (jabontke)

the f22a exhaust ports are the same as the h23 non-vtec ports so unless there is a clearance issue somewhere i dont see why the dsm manifold that fits the f22a will not fit the h23...
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