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Old Feb 8, 2010 | 04:59 PM
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ok just came from my local jdm parts garages and saw f20b sir and h22a , now the project is the h/f2b swap on a eg civic, now from the looks of it, the h22 crank is wider due to two pulley groves and the f20 has only one due to no p/s pump,

so the theory is with the f2b swap i wont have to bang the sub frame
as wit the h22 i would to accomdate the extra width,

no i have my eyes more on the f20, so if i was to line up a h22 or b series p/s pump with a longer belt, meaning still using one belt for all, allt, ac, ps, this would b nice,

anyone have person experience with this,

the main thing is i hate the fact of banging my sub frame, i just hate it, so if there is anyway it can be done with out this i will consider it,

if not i will just go with the f20b and box and product change the ratios, what you think?
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Old Feb 9, 2010 | 02:16 AM
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anyone with experience
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Old Feb 9, 2010 | 04:19 AM
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You won't have to hammer the frame rail if you shave the crank pulley (h22), remove the balance shaft gears, and move the crank pulley/alternator 1/2" in.
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Old Feb 9, 2010 | 04:53 AM
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Default Re: f2b vs h2b install

Originally Posted by speedfreak44
ok just came from my local jdm parts garages and saw f20b sir and h22a , now the project is the h/f2b swap on a eg civic, now from the looks of it, the h22 crank is wider due to two pulley groves and the f20 has only one due to no p/s pump,

so the theory is with the f2b swap i wont have to bang the sub frame
as wit the h22 i would to accomdate the extra width,

no i have my eyes more on the f20, so if i was to line up a h22 or b series p/s pump with a longer belt, meaning still using one belt for all, allt, ac, ps, this would b nice,

anyone have person experience with this,

the main thing is i hate the fact of banging my sub frame, i just hate it, so if there is anyway it can be done with out this i will consider it,

if not i will just go with the f20b and box and product change the ratios, what you think?
not a chance.
for the ac and ps you'll need custom lines/ belts. unless you can braze it's going to be kind of expensive. most people usually just get rid of them anyways.

good luck
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Old Feb 9, 2010 | 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Kyle@KR-TFab
You won't have to hammer the frame rail if you shave the crank pulley (h22), remove the balance shaft gears, and move the crank pulley/alternator 1/2" in.

ok thanks is it the same for f20b?
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