Need Some Help W/ Specs
edubarf
01-06-2005, 06:42 AM
Ok heres the plan to bore out a h23 then slap a turbo on it. I'm lookin for suggestions on what size should i bore it out to? Im doin the bore out and complete rebuild first. After that im goin to turbo it but thats later down the road. But what size should the bore be as with how much boost to run effectivley? I'm not lookin at doin a fast easy solution I have time and money to put into it so any suggestions would be appreciated. I'm lookin for specs to know what to buy.
Also if anybody who reads this has a hook up on parts that ima need can hook me up with some good deals I'll be sure to put some money in ur pocket for saving me money.
Also if anybody who reads this has a hook up on parts that ima need can hook me up with some good deals I'll be sure to put some money in ur pocket for saving me money.
civickiller
01-06-2005, 01:36 PM
how much hp do you plan on making
edubarf
01-06-2005, 01:53 PM
I wan to make the most out of it but still have it as a daily driven car.
civickiller
01-07-2005, 02:52 AM
you need to give us info, not just whatevers. how much hp do you want, how fast do you want to run in 1/4 mile ?
i mean if you tell me whatevers, im just gonna say buy a turbo kit and run that on your h23
i mean if you tell me whatevers, im just gonna say buy a turbo kit and run that on your h23
edubarf
01-10-2005, 10:33 AM
i would like to run the quarter in bout 9-9.5 range. i would also like to have as close to 500 whp as possible.
See in reality i have no idea about tuning and all that and so im askin for help and to learn something about this. so im not goin to sit here and make some crazy shit up to act like i know but things like that i can help answer.
well man hope this helps you help me.
im sayin if you where sittin on a h23 prelude what would plan to do with the engine?
See in reality i have no idea about tuning and all that and so im askin for help and to learn something about this. so im not goin to sit here and make some crazy shit up to act like i know but things like that i can help answer.
well man hope this helps you help me.
im sayin if you where sittin on a h23 prelude what would plan to do with the engine?
civickiller
01-10-2005, 08:33 PM
well if it were me, i wouldnt be drag racing a prelude.
but if it had to be a prelude, i would first sleeve the motor with iron sleeves bored to a safe mm, probably couple mm over, stock crank is good, pauter rods, cp pistons, port polish, full ferrea valvetrain, stage 3 cams if race only, stage 2 cams if its street, some kind of intake mani and tb. and of course all the other little things
but if it had to be a prelude, i would first sleeve the motor with iron sleeves bored to a safe mm, probably couple mm over, stock crank is good, pauter rods, cp pistons, port polish, full ferrea valvetrain, stage 3 cams if race only, stage 2 cams if its street, some kind of intake mani and tb. and of course all the other little things
civickiller
01-10-2005, 08:35 PM
for full race only i would go either GT40 or PT76-GTS
if its for the street i would go with a T4/T67
if its for the street i would go with a T4/T67
casperGSR
01-10-2005, 08:50 PM
you shouldn't really need to bore it out too much I know je makes pistons for the h23 that are 20 over (87.5mm)... as far as rods goes crower are good and so are eagle... honda cranks are generally pretty reliable but if you're rebuilding you might as well do a new crank, I now eagle makes cranks for hondas but you'll need to do some research to see if they make them for the 2.3... you will definately have to resleeve it, personally I'd go with darton or golden eagle... that should make your bottom end easily withstand 400hp or more.
325ISCHICK
01-10-2005, 08:54 PM
Car Wont Start! Help!!!!!!!
civickiller
01-10-2005, 09:17 PM
eagle rods are rated at 400whp, crowers are rated at 600whp. if he wants to go 9s in a prelude, he might need more then that.
bingisSD
01-11-2005, 03:01 AM
a turbo prelude motor is a very bad idea in its own, prelude motors dont last long as is. why turbo a 3000 pound car when you could turbo a crx that weighs 2000 or less. a turbo prelude daily driver is a very bad idea.
maybe i am crazy but turbo preludes that ive seen do eighth miles more around 9.. maybe i should enlighten myself in the prelude forum......
maybe i am crazy but turbo preludes that ive seen do eighth miles more around 9.. maybe i should enlighten myself in the prelude forum......
edubarf
01-11-2005, 09:12 AM
good look on the input. I'ma look in to some things now. And the only reason im doin this is I know there are many cars out there that will eat me up when im done but prelude's are not very common over here in Va. Everybody is after the engine but not the car and a '89 prelude was my first car and boy I love my Ludes. Really what I'm trin to do is make it the best I can and be original.
Civickiller u said you would only bore it over a lil' bit how much is a lil'?
Civickiller u said you would only bore it over a lil' bit how much is a lil'?
civickiller
01-11-2005, 05:28 PM
if its sleeved then no more then 89mm
turbcivic
01-11-2005, 06:06 PM
h22a were almost built for drag racing. Look at there torque and the torque curve. It makes me cry. I am dropping one ion my friends 93 civic HB with type-s pistons, erou spec manifold, and 100 shot of nitrous among other goodies.
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01-12-2005, 09:33 AM
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darknite23
01-14-2005, 07:18 PM
in my opinion i dont think that a prelude with 500-600 hp is a good idea your goin to spend all this money and the car is goin to last you maybe 2-3yrs and its also not a goood idea cause you said you wanted it to be a daily driver and i doubt that you can build a 9 sec prelude thats a daily driver if i were you i would build the whole engine like your plannig to do already and drop a t3/t4 turbo and try not to pass 420whp that way it will be fast,daily driver, and still abit reliable those are just my 2 cents
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