ok im gettin ready to put some pistons in. what exactly all needs to be done to do it. just pistons. stock rods. arp rod bolts acl race bearings (need to buy still) i just wanna put these pistons in and wanna know what needs to be done. thats all. plz help recommendations r welcome too

 

have some one else do it.

 

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you know way too little to be trying this. i base that on your post of course.

 

Ya I have no xp..but u gotta start somewhere. And it is very possible for me to do it myself. I'm done with shops. Except machine shops of course. I want to know how to do it and what needs to be done. My experience is irrelevent. I can do it. Thnx for ur input tho..

 

your gonna start by blowing a piston through the block lol

 

thanks for not helpin^ bump

 

Read the Helms for your engine - Download here
http://www.spoonhonda.com/Free_Downl...uals_s/119.htm

Read this too
http://forums.evans-tuning.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=326

 

Trust me, You need to DO alot of resurch, https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-prelude-4/how-not-build-your-h22-blown-engine-motor-2471911/

I posted that post a few days ago, I had a very simmiler build idea like you and it went wroung.

Or have some one trusted build it.

 

appreciate it fellas

 

My vote.

Honestly, it depends on what type of person you are. You either like to try things yourself, and enjoy the satisfaction of doing the job yourself, even if it does take four times as long and cost twice as much. Or, you're like me, and like to pay someone who knows what they're doing, have it done right, and know it's done right at the end of the day.

Anyone can hate all they like, my car runs excellent, so I could give a ****.

 

LET SOMEONE ELSE DO IT! If you F*** it up when you do it, you'll have to pay even more to have someone else do it.

 

^ My sentiments exactly.

 

u guys are right :/ i just dont wanna pay 2 g's for somebody else to do it. thats bs.

 

exactly what i was thinking. what RStoR gave you was killer:

 

ya that **** is perfect. thanks alot rstor..what if i did go to a shop..wheres a good/cheap so cal shop? dont say inline four.

 

I live on the East Coast but I've read that Golden Eagle and Laskey Racing are two reputable shops.

 

ill agree with gofight.....when i built my last motor i had my machinest do the bottom end and the head, then i just went and picked them up separate and did what i knew i could do to put them back. Motor Ran Great and I knew it was reliable cause it was done by someone that knew what they were doing

 

Ran across this thread on a search. Just got to say that everyone has to build their first motor sometime. I highly recommend the "How to rebuild your B-series motor" Be careful, be clean, measure everything 5 times, and be careful what advice you take from the internet.