theyre all pretty much the same, the accord just had a different gear ratios in its transmission, any jdm H22A will fit in your prelude. you can even use the transmission that came with your usdm h23a1, youll just have taller gears since the h22's transmission had slightly shorter gears to make up for its more advanced timing.
theyre all pretty much the same, the accord just had a different gear ratios in its transmission, any jdm H22A will fit in your prelude. you can even use the transmission that came with your usdm h23a1, youll just have taller gears since the h22's transmission had slightly shorter gears to make up for its more advanced timing.
coool, thanks what bout just the long block? what is that? how is that different from a complete swap? is it the same speed and everything?
all H series motors are what are called "long block" motors, theyre just a larger 4 cylinder. the complete swap probably includes ECU, wiring harness (which jdm one cant be used) transmission, half shaft and axles. just buying the long block is probably just the motor by itself but its enough since itll have the complete head and block, youll just need to buy the Ecu and make a few additions to your wiring harness or buy one from a Si vtec prelude.
all H series motors are what are called "long block" motors, theyre just a larger 4 cylinder. the complete swap probably includes ECU, wiring harness (which jdm one cant be used) transmission, half shaft and axles. just buying the long block is probably just the motor by itself but its enough since itll have the complete head and block, youll just need to buy the Ecu and make a few additions to your wiring harness or buy one from a Si vtec prelude.
well yeah, if you have the h23 like your name suggests you have an Si, theres also the Si vtec model (ya i know its kinda dumb how they did that) and its 5spd just like the si but with the h22a motor. i think also the only difference with the accord euro r and its h22 is the intake manifold is different and its a popular swap for the prelude. i believe the accord r has the H22c motor where the prelude is H22a.
well yeah, if you have the h23 like your name suggests you have an Si, theres also the Si vtec model (ya i know its kinda dumb how they did that) and its 5spd just like the si but with the h22a motor. i think also the only difference with the accord euro r and its h22 is the intake manifold is different and its a popular swap for the prelude. i believe the accord r has the H22c motor where the prelude is H22a.
alright so if i get the h22c than it would still fit in my lude right ??
can i even get it in america? has it be from japan huh ??
almost all engines that are bought are from japan, they have this tax there that gets higher as the car gets older to try to encourage people to stay up to date on their cars mostly for emissions reasons. so cars are disassembled and sold for parts to other countries, especially since youre engine was in a jdm model only. the engine is already in america though, it wont be shipped overseas, engine dealers buy the motors and clean them up. the great thing about it is they have very little miles on them because most people only use cars as weekend drivers because of all the public transportation. if you bought one that wasnt from japan itd be the H22a1 or H22a4 where the jdm one is simple called the H22a and the H22c is the accord motor. all H and F series motors fit in the prelude.
almost all engines that are bought are from japan, they have this tax there that gets higher as the car gets older to try to encourage people to stay up to date on their cars mostly for emissions reasons. so cars are disassembled and sold for parts to other countries, especially since youre engine was in a jdm model only. the engine is already in america though, it wont be shipped overseas, engine dealers buy the motors and clean them up. the great thing about it is they have very little miles on them because most people only use cars as weekend drivers because of all the public transportation. if you bought one that wasnt from japan itd be the H22a1 or H22a4 where the jdm one is simple called the H22a and the H22c is the accord motor. all H and F series motors fit in the prelude.
alright so pretty much their name is changed ?
is there any difference in power ? no huh. cause its pretty much the same but diffferent name from h22a to h22a1
Oh my gosh so I can put a f20c or f22c1 in my prelude??
no the f20c and f22c1 are actually more like the K series motor but im sure you already know that, why they have they are labeled as F series ill never know. the h22a1 is rated at 190hp at the crank where the jdm h22a is 200hp.
all H series motors are what are called "long block" motors, theyre just a larger 4 cylinder. the complete swap probably includes ECU, wiring harness (which jdm one cant be used) transmission, half shaft and axles. just buying the long block is probably just the motor by itself but its enough since itll have the complete head and block, youll just need to buy the Ecu and make a few additions to your wiring harness or buy one from a Si vtec prelude.
Lol...you really shouldn't reply to anything.....you have no idea and feed people crap......
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Originally Posted by minilogoguy18
well yeah, if you have the h23 like your name suggests you have an Si, theres also the Si vtec model (ya i know its kinda dumb how they did that) and its 5spd just like the si but with the h22a motor. i think also the only difference with the accord euro r and its h22 is the intake manifold is different and its a popular swap for the prelude. i believe the accord r has the H22c motor where the prelude is H22a.
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Originally Posted by minilogoguy18
almost all engines that are bought are from japan, they have this tax there that gets higher as the car gets older to try to encourage people to stay up to date on their cars mostly for emissions reasons. so cars are disassembled and sold for parts to other countries, especially since youre engine was in a jdm model only. the engine is already in america though, it wont be shipped overseas, engine dealers buy the motors and clean them up. the great thing about it is they have very little miles on them because most people only use cars as weekend drivers because of all the public transportation. if you bought one that wasnt from japan itd be the H22a1 or H22a4 where the jdm one is simple called the H22a and the H22c is the accord motor. all H and F series motors fit in the prelude.
HOLY ****! Can I get a H22c????? Where can I get one???
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