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Old 03-27-2002, 11:19 PM
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DOES ANY BODY KNOW ABOUT PUTTING A 2.2L SOCH VTEC ACCORD ENGINE OR A H22A ON A 90 CRX?
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i seriously dont know why you would even want to do that. Those motors are too heavy. Go with the B16 or a B18.
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I WANT THIS CAR MORE AS DRAGSTER ...
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HOW ABOUT YOU HIT YOUR CAPSLOCK KEY BEFORE POSTING!!!!!

H22 = shit in a 4G. End of story. B18 = win w/turbo
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get a b18b5 (i think thats it...) out of an integra type R, has 195 horsepower and can be easily put into a CRX
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it's a b18c5 and it's a waste of money for the amount you will pay you could buy all the parts and a b18c and get the same effect for cheaper
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yah seroiusly, i've seen this post 1000 times over back at PH, i mean in theory light car BIGGEST honda motor, fastest car, well it's gonna take massive amounts of money and work just to slam that huge box in there..... like everybody said get a b18c1 and build it, it's gonna handle great and fly.
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