Can i use the F22b1 engine and use the F22b2 tranny

do you know of any problems or any perks of this operation?

 

all of the H/F transmissions (except S2000) are interchangeable

 

i knew they were inerchangeable, but i thought you might of had to modify or do something special to it.

so they bolt right on, correct?

 

Yes! Bolts right up!

 

since that is the vtec version besides the ecu what else would i need

 

you wont need anything else...

 

thats whats up.


so how hard is it to convert the drums to brakes?

 

check the accord faq and as always... SeArCh

 

i knew thenext person was gonna say that. i just wanted some opinions

 

well if you want my opinion i waould stay with rear drums. easier to maintain and they are lighter than a rear disc setup. honestly, i hate my rear discs on my ex. they are just a pain in the ***. i put 40k miles on my car a year and maintenance is a must about every two months. and 4 real, im not being a dick. im am just helping by telling u to check the FAQ and search. 85% of the time the answer is there without asiking.

and 4 real im just tying to help a fellow cd'er..

 

good lookin out man, i appreciate your help

whats your opinion on suspension, should i use coil overs or what?

 

well whats your current setup? and when you say coilovers what do u mean?
i am currently running KYB AGX with neuspped race springs and a complete energy suspension kit. TC Sportline strut bar(solid), TC Sportline rear lower tiebar, Cusco front lower tie bar. Sway bars are next..

 

you should go with the spring and shock combo. it's good for daily driving. depending on which springs and shocks you choose you can achieve a good compromise between handling and comfortability.

i went with eibach sportlines and koni yelllows.



yea boiiii!! that's what's up

 

how much did that set up cost you?

 

koni yellows and eibach sportlines were $467 and $216 shipped, respectively. i purchased both from ajusa.com. i could have gone with tokica illuminas but i wanted to be on the safe side and you can't go wrong with koni's.