h23 head
#31
04-02-2008, 05:22 PM
RE: h23 head
well how are you going to expect a modification to become successful if you are not willing to do research and read up on other people's experiences.
#33
04-02-2008, 07:52 PM
RE: h23 head
yeah lots of people do this swap to run boosted applications... really pretty worthless thing to do unless you plan on going forced induction...
as easier way to get lots more pep is the easy as pie H22A, you can find them in wrecked preludes in junkyards, you have to rewire the wire harness, move one tranny bolt, and replace the ECU and your golden... me and a couple friends did it in about a week, but we had proper tools, and a good cherry picker at our mercy....
as easier way to get lots more pep is the easy as pie H22A, you can find them in wrecked preludes in junkyards, you have to rewire the wire harness, move one tranny bolt, and replace the ECU and your golden... me and a couple friends did it in about a week, but we had proper tools, and a good cherry picker at our mercy....
#34
04-02-2008, 07:54 PM
RE: h23 head
and yes in the honda community they call that combo the "G" series, i guess because a mix between an H series and F series motor...
#35
04-02-2008, 09:07 PM
RE: h23 head
ORIGINAL: ziggy!talon
yeah lots of people do this swap to run boosted applications... really pretty worthless thing to do unless you plan on going forced induction...
as easier way to get lots more pep is the easy as pie H22A, you can find them in wrecked preludes in junkyards, you have to rewire the wire harness, move one tranny bolt, and replace the ECU and your golden... me and a couple friends did it in about a week, but we had proper tools, and a good cherry picker at our mercy....
yeah lots of people do this swap to run boosted applications... really pretty worthless thing to do unless you plan on going forced induction...
as easier way to get lots more pep is the easy as pie H22A, you can find them in wrecked preludes in junkyards, you have to rewire the wire harness, move one tranny bolt, and replace the ECU and your golden... me and a couple friends did it in about a week, but we had proper tools, and a good cherry picker at our mercy....
#37
04-03-2008, 12:47 PM
RE: h23 head
look up G23 on this site and look at 00Accord's posts. He has posted links. Stop arguing about who is lazier because I don't see any progress on this thread. It is the responsibility of the person asking the questions to do their own research and for someone asking questions to insult those who know the answers .... well that's just plain dumb.
Please note that this is not necessarily directed at any 1 poster, but rather the majority of this thread.
Please note that this is not necessarily directed at any 1 poster, but rather the majority of this thread.
#38
04-03-2008, 02:52 PM
RE: h23 head
ORIGINAL: steviebix
let me rephrase. i searched, and found nothing helpful for h23 head swap on an f23. possibly someone can help me with something thyve come across. would it even be worth it?
let me rephrase. i searched, and found nothing helpful for h23 head swap on an f23. possibly someone can help me with something thyve come across. would it even be worth it?
ORIGINAL: blkcurrantkord
Search Honda-tech...there's already a write up or two on there.
Search Honda-tech...there's already a write up or two on there.
#39
04-03-2008, 10:59 PM
RE: h23 head
trust me its on that site that BCK said and i could've sworn i've read up on it on this forumalso..[sm=closed.gif]
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