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h22 swap in the CL

ok, sorry if this has been covered in this forum alot, but I really dont feel like searching through alot of search results to get the simple info Im loking for.

ok, if 94-97 accords come with the F22B(2 I think) and F22A1, and the H22a swap is basically drop in/bolt in for those accords, If i was to have a 2.2CL which has a F22(A2 or something) in it, and since it has the vtec wiring in it already, I would figure the H22a swap would drop in/bolt in to the CL just as easily and with just as minimal of wiring changes as the accord EX correct?

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Re: h22 swap in the CL

I am looking into doing a h22 swap(maybe adding a turbo too).... and from what i've heard it will drop right in just as easy
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