JDM H22A dyno plots
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Finally dyno'd the H22 coupe last week. Here's a pic of the car for those who don't know:

Car has a stock JDM H22, stock JDM exhaust & cat, and an RS*R catback exhaust. WE used the JDM Spoon P13 program, but found it to only make 2-3 HP over the stock JDM P13 program. This chart compares the stock Integra Type R intake and airbox againt the AEM CAI for the Type R on the H22. As you can see it makes a healthy difference:

BTW, we have a bunch of Prelude Type S parts on clearance here (someone buy them!):
http://www.hybridautomotive.com/clearance/
Thanks for looking.
:-)
Jeff

Car has a stock JDM H22, stock JDM exhaust & cat, and an RS*R catback exhaust. WE used the JDM Spoon P13 program, but found it to only make 2-3 HP over the stock JDM P13 program. This chart compares the stock Integra Type R intake and airbox againt the AEM CAI for the Type R on the H22. As you can see it makes a healthy difference:

BTW, we have a bunch of Prelude Type S parts on clearance here (someone buy them!):
http://www.hybridautomotive.com/clearance/
Thanks for looking.
:-)
Jeff
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but also the spoon chip removes the speed limiter that JDM P13's have
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but also the spoon chip removes the speed limiter that JDM P13's have
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