98 Accord Rebuild
deaz
12-04-2005, 11:04 PM
I'm looking up prices to rebuild my 98 accord engine.
Which block would fit my car, because I am planning on rebuilding it from the ground up. I know a h22a and h23a would fit. But I am looking for performance. So, which would any of you suggest, and where could I go about purchasing these blocks. I am mainly looking up pricing right now. I don't need fuel rails, injectors, manifolds, pistons, etc. on them because I am planning on doing this completely custom. Also, would you all suggest vtec or non vtec? However thats a matter of figuring out a long time from now since all that really matters for that is the head. All I am sure about right now is that I want it to be a dohc engine that can handle what I am planning on putting into it.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Which block would fit my car, because I am planning on rebuilding it from the ground up. I know a h22a and h23a would fit. But I am looking for performance. So, which would any of you suggest, and where could I go about purchasing these blocks. I am mainly looking up pricing right now. I don't need fuel rails, injectors, manifolds, pistons, etc. on them because I am planning on doing this completely custom. Also, would you all suggest vtec or non vtec? However thats a matter of figuring out a long time from now since all that really matters for that is the head. All I am sure about right now is that I want it to be a dohc engine that can handle what I am planning on putting into it.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks.
jeffcoslacker
12-05-2005, 01:03 AM
All I am sure about right now is that I want it to be a dohc engine that can handle what I am planning on putting into it.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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AccordCodger
12-05-2005, 08:58 PM
deaz, you've been around here for a while, so you know the ropes.
Why didn't you do a search first? There's a zillion threads on this subject. Or did you just figure others would do your work for you, and pull everything you want to know into one place?
Why didn't you do a search first? There's a zillion threads on this subject. Or did you just figure others would do your work for you, and pull everything you want to know into one place?
deaz
12-06-2005, 08:23 AM
Well, I figured I would ask because I know the h22 and h23 are direct swaps for the accord, however, I wasn't sure if that was mainly because of the connections or merely the motor mounts. I wanted to know if any other blocks would be able to fit into the bay of an accord.And as far as the pricing goes, I only found websites on here that sell the usdm h22 engine, or the jdm version. But not brand new blocks that were just blocks. I guess I'll do another search but change my search query this time and see if I can come up with anything different.
Sorry if it seemed like I wanted others to do the work for me, but I spent about 2 hours yesterday before I fell asleep going through about 30-40 websites on google looking for brand new engine blocks. I'm thinking of just going to the damn dealership and ordering the block directly from them, lol. Anyway, again, like I said, sorry.
Sorry if it seemed like I wanted others to do the work for me, but I spent about 2 hours yesterday before I fell asleep going through about 30-40 websites on google looking for brand new engine blocks. I'm thinking of just going to the damn dealership and ordering the block directly from them, lol. Anyway, again, like I said, sorry.
jeffcoslacker
12-06-2005, 09:41 AM
, I only found websites on here that sell the usdm h22 engine, or the jdm version. But not brand new blocks that were just blocks. I guess I'll do another search but change my search query this time and see if I can come up with anything different.
Sorry if it seemed like I wanted others to do the work for me, but I spent about 2 hours yesterday before I fell asleep going through about 30-40 websites on google looking for brand new engine blocks. I'm thinking of just going to the damn dealership and ordering the block directly from them, lol. Anyway, again, like I said, sorry.
Seasoned (used) blocks are preferred by builders, the casting having proven itself under stress, and isn't going to undergo any more thermal/stress changes.
It is now a very stable casting, not prone to stress cracks or voids in the metal that don't show themselves in a new block until they've been run for some time...
Sorry if it seemed like I wanted others to do the work for me, but I spent about 2 hours yesterday before I fell asleep going through about 30-40 websites on google looking for brand new engine blocks. I'm thinking of just going to the damn dealership and ordering the block directly from them, lol. Anyway, again, like I said, sorry.
Seasoned (used) blocks are preferred by builders, the casting having proven itself under stress, and isn't going to undergo any more thermal/stress changes.
It is now a very stable casting, not prone to stress cracks or voids in the metal that don't show themselves in a new block until they've been run for some time...
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