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Question H22 Question!

How much do H22's usually go for? There is a 95 JDM h22 for sale for $3500.00 Is that a good deal? Also, i'm thinking about droping the motor in a '95 civic hatchback. Has anyone done this? I heard that if you change the suspension on the civic to the prelude suspension you won't have the leaning problem. Thanks guys!
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Old 08-31-2001, 12:28 AM
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That isn't a bad price. The market price for installing a 95 H22A VTEC is $3,900. If you do it yourself it is $3,000.
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No, thats just the price for the motor. Installation is extra.
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damn, h22 in a civic? whoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!
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h22 in a civic is not "whoa"..
there are alot runnin around..
the fastest n/a civic/fwd in the country runs one in a crx...
papadakis runs one in his worlds fastest fwd...
the h22 is the shiet when it comes to honda motors and technology...
and the power to weight is sick
i would do it if i had the cash
for example...
the h22 into my 89 prelude would turn my car from a low 16sec 1/4 to a low 14 sec car... imagine that in a car that is just a bit lighter(the civic) hmm.... badass... yeah
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That's about how much they usually cost
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Re: H22 Question!

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How much do H22's usually go for? There is a 95 JDM h22 for sale for $3500.00 Is that a good deal? Also, i'm thinking about droping the motor in a '95 civic hatchback. Has anyone done this? I heard that if you change the suspension on the civic to the prelude suspension you won't have the leaning problem. Thanks guys!
That price is about right. But you won't get that engine in that car. It's simply too big. You would need to do extensive modifications to the front end just to make it fit. Your best bet for your civic is to get a B18c and such from the Integra. The lude engines are mostly used for Accords and such.
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i can get you a jdm h22a really cheap.. just let me know.. it comes with everything and shipping is included.. email me at [email protected] and the prices are wayy lower than what they are sayin in this thread..
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i know a guy that dropped a integra GS-R engine into his civic hatchback... that thing can pick up and go!
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i saw a turbocharged civic hatch with a prelude engine.. ran a 10.03 ..
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the fastest n/a civic/fwd in the country runs one in a crx...
papadakis runs one in his worlds fastest fwd...
the h22 is the shiet when it comes to honda motors and technology...
and the power to weight is sick

the H22A isnt all that great due to a poor rod/stroke ratio... causes slow revving. reducing displacement by destroking to 2.0 litres would increase it's power output.
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the h22 is the shiet when it comes to honda motors and technology...
and the power to weight is sick
i would do it if i had the cash
uh.. does B18C5 or F20 hit you anywhere?

H22A's aren't all that snazzy even tho they are Honda's "Big Block"
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Re: Re: H22 Question!

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That price is about right. But you won't get that engine in that car. It's simply too big. You would need to do extensive modifications to the front end just to make it fit. Your best bet for your civic is to get a B18c and such from the Integra. The lude engines are mostly used for Accords and such.

Extensive modification? What exactly is your defintion of 'extensive'?

HASport mount kit is extensive?

H22s can easily fit in a EG chassis with the use of a custom mount kit (such as Place Racing or HASport)
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Old 12-02-2001, 04:59 PM
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Re: Re: Re: H22 Question!

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Extensive modification? What exactly is your defintion of 'extensive'?

HASport mount kit is extensive?

H22s can easily fit in a EG chassis with the use of a custom mount kit (such as Place Racing or HASport)

cutting and reshaping of crossmembers is also required.
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Old 12-05-2001, 01:49 PM
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the H22A isnt all that great due to a poor rod/stroke ratio... causes slow revving. reducing displacement by destroking to 2.0 litres would increase it's power output.
What???? You wanna run that by me again? How do you get more power with a 10% reduction in displacement?

Even if you carefully massaged a 2.0L to produce good NA power, I still don't see how it could produce more than a 2.2L with an equivalently expensive massage job.

Has someone been sucessful in building destroked H22s?
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