Back from the dyno with the h22a turbo, pretty happy :)
Well, here you can see the dynos, and you can tell by the air/fuel ratio that the car isnt COMPLETELY tuned yet, cam gears havent even been touched. I think the final will be about 270ish to the wheels. This is a STOCK internaled h22a, 8psi, all in my accord 
Graph looks a little wierd b/c my plugs wires are shot, gotta get new ones so it can read rev right on the dyno


[Modified by Markaccord95, 9:33 PM 5/14/2002]

Graph looks a little wierd b/c my plugs wires are shot, gotta get new ones so it can read rev right on the dyno
[Modified by Markaccord95, 9:33 PM 5/14/2002]
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what do u want to know? there is a lot of shizat. All i can say is quaife owns, but takes some time to learn. only running 8psi for now, until the built longblock is done 
like i said, the dynoing is like 70% done, I need to get a fluidyne 1st, this stock radiator isnt cutting it.

like i said, the dynoing is like 70% done, I need to get a fluidyne 1st, this stock radiator isnt cutting it.
http://www.accordclub.com/lastmotorpics for pics, ull see a lot more parts there
t3/t04e ball bearing 54 trim 63 ar
sfp manifold
type R boc
tial WG
custom stainless steel piping/downpipe
quaife
550s
hondata
venom manifold, rail, gears
trunk mount battery with optima gel cell (for cleaner piping)
stock internaled h22a
msd 6al (not hooked up yet)
etc
t3/t04e ball bearing 54 trim 63 ar
sfp manifold
type R boc
tial WG
custom stainless steel piping/downpipe
quaife
550s
hondata
venom manifold, rail, gears
trunk mount battery with optima gel cell (for cleaner piping)
stock internaled h22a
msd 6al (not hooked up yet)
etc
You should probably try to smooth out that A/F graph a little, it will net you some extra HP and a smoother climb on the curve. By the way nice torque. Also from what I hear the H22A pistons will go pretty soon on stock internals, save up some money because chances are you will need to replace them soon.
Was it overheating? Curious, how did you figure out its the cooling system that was causing the hp loss? Could it just have been heatsoaked? Good numbers by the way!
the motor was HOT, and the radiator was hotter. In turn, the charge pipes run close to the radiator twice, thus heating the charge up more. Next time I should have a datalogger on it to see actual coolant temps, but it's the only thing that made sense to me.
what percentage of duty cycle were you hitting since you are using 550's but only running 8 psi? I'm curious how much more potential you have left out of the injectors.
Good job Mark. Its about time an ****.. Just try to get everything done up right though and then get some real numbers. I would love to show these B-series folks what a H-duece is made of...
congrats on finally getting the swap done mark 
have you called Guinness yet for the record for worlds longest swap
-Chris

have you called Guinness yet for the record for worlds longest swap
-Chris



