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luderunner
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Posted: 01/17/07 04:11 AM
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ok so if your curious or already have one but with problems i got what you want i got all this info from a friend on preludezone.com.. he has been running his setup for 4 years now without any trouble so .....
PARTS LIST h22a head (complete as possible) h22a thermostat housing h22a water pipe and water pump h22a lower crank gear h22a head gasket, timing belt h22a hydrolic tensioner, manual tensioner h22a head bolts and spark plug wires h22a intake manifold and fuel injectors h22a exhaust header h22a top timing belt cover h22a piston oilers h22a power steering bracket h22a ECU if your ecu is not wired for vtec
you can use all the sensors from your h23 intake manifold just swap them over to the h22 intake manifold. you can also re use the h23 distributor it is the same as the h22. before you put your h22 head on the h23 block you have to find and remove the oil control plug on the block. run vtec power wire from vtec selenoid to your ecu if you harness is not prewired for it already like some 93 si preludes are!! run 2 wires from the vtec pressure switch also... one is grounded.. the other is run to the ecu. this also is already wired into some 93 si preludes!
after your done and everything is installed correctly you should be able to pull 7800 red line!! and the gains should be roughly 10-20 whp and 20-30 ft lbs torque! keep in mind i havent built this yet this is what a friend in another forum told me how he built his.. if anyone does this before i do mine this summer post back how it turned out
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hondasav
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Posted: 01/17/07 07:38 PM
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that sounds pretty fun.. were do you find the h23 is that the non vtec.. or is it vtec..
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luderunner
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Posted: 01/18/07 02:39 PM
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the h23 block is non vtec found in the si prelude from 93-96 i think the 92 si still had the h22 or f series in it
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