Comment on this.. Is it true?
Here's something I picked up from Honda-tuning
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Interestingly, what you won't find under the hood of any of those dragsters is an H series engine. Despite apparent built-in advantages--such as a closed deck from the factory and a bigger bore and stroke--chief Holeshot wrencher Aaron Bonk tells us that the H is rarely used in drag engines. Part of the reason is the way the cylinders are lined. The sleeves in the H are much thinner, which don't allow for the flexibility in boring that one can take advantage of with a race-prepped B series engine. Because of this, the cylinder walls can't take the ultra-high boost levels found in modern front-wheel drive dragsters. Bonk points out that while an H engine can comfortably produce between 600 and 700 hp, there are B engines that are putting out close to 1000. Luckily, for our street-driven Civic, such high-horsepower concerns are irrelevant, however interesting they may be.
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Interestingly, what you won't find under the hood of any of those dragsters is an H series engine. Despite apparent built-in advantages--such as a closed deck from the factory and a bigger bore and stroke--chief Holeshot wrencher Aaron Bonk tells us that the H is rarely used in drag engines. Part of the reason is the way the cylinders are lined. The sleeves in the H are much thinner, which don't allow for the flexibility in boring that one can take advantage of with a race-prepped B series engine. Because of this, the cylinder walls can't take the ultra-high boost levels found in modern front-wheel drive dragsters. Bonk points out that while an H engine can comfortably produce between 600 and 700 hp, there are B engines that are putting out close to 1000. Luckily, for our street-driven Civic, such high-horsepower concerns are irrelevant, however interesting they may be.
Actually if you look on
www.importreview.com
you will find that jeff seems to respect the H22A. However, I think that they mainly specialize in B-series.
www.importreview.com
you will find that jeff seems to respect the H22A. However, I think that they mainly specialize in B-series.
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