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Old 09-01-2002, 02:27 AM
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Angry need help H22A Engine Swap

Alright, Im gonna be getting a 2000 Honda Civic EX... I was wondering first if the H22A Motor will fit into it??? Ive read that it will... I found a site that give you all the info to swap motors...

Also, if I was to swap the motor, and wanted to buy like different performance headers or something what would I say the vehicle is??? You know how they usually say 96-00 Civic EX/Si, or maybe 92-96 Prelude??? well I dont know what I would say under that part??

And if anyone would have specs on the H22A motor, that would help out a lot to...

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Old 09-01-2002, 09:41 AM
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Well its a prelude motor, you buy prelude parts for it...
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Old 09-01-2002, 12:12 PM
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Angry

yes, I know its a prelude motor, but what year was this motor in the prelude??? if you understand what i mean by that?
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there are different variations of h22a. i think there are h22a1, h22a, h22a4 etc. the h22a4 comes in 97+ preludes, the h22a1 comes in 93-96 i think and the h22a comes in the jdm ludes, i think all years. also there is the h22a type s which got a lil more power. to install h22a into civic, you would need special motormounts like ones from hasport or place racing. stiffer springs, sway bars to counteract the massive understeer.
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Old 09-02-2002, 09:57 PM
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Here check these websites out; www.h22a.com and www.h22a.org both of them are good sites, the .com one is better I think, but is currently under construction, however it will still give you the swap info and the specof ALL H22's. Hope this answers some of your questions!
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unless H22A.org has updated their site in the past while..they are very informative on the infamous H22 swap, but i do beleive their site is intended towards 4th and 5th gen accords, as they are my idol site.
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