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Old 10-17-2004, 12:56 AM
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Question about Prelude

I am driving a 90 Prelude Si, but the mileage is too high that I think soon I will have to replace it. but I don't want to use the same model of engine. So can I replace it with other engines which are more powerful than the stock motor? For example, the engine of the 95 prelude or other models?
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Old 10-17-2004, 09:37 AM
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Re: Question about Prelude

It already has an H22 in it (or it should, unless the older preludes used different motors) so if you upgrade to a newer engines the only step ups you can easily do are H22 V-tech heads, H24, H24 V-tec Heads, H22 built race motor and or FI.
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Old 10-17-2004, 04:50 PM
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Re: Question about Prelude

a '90SI does not have an H22, it has a B20A

you can upgrade to a B20B which is pretty cheap, or to an H22 or H23, which is more expensive and difficult but more powerful
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Re: Question about Prelude

a B-series block would probably be easyest then. you may need to pay a visit to the JDM world .
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I would post this question in one of the honda forums and while your at it ask for some rye bread
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go to http://www.japandomesticmotor.com they have most engines there, you can get a H22B for $4000 or a H22A for $2000
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