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Old 12-31-2011, 05:36 AM   #1 (permalink)
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JDM H23a V-Tech block and crank w/ H22a4 pistons and rods?

Hey, so Ive been tossing a few ideas around in my head. I cant seem to find exactly what im looking for, so i thought maybe someone who knows more about a JDM h23a V-tech then me might be able to help me out.

My car;
-94' azura green V-tech
-swapped with OBD1 converted H22a4 "with spun rod-bearing on cyl#2"
-JDM red valve cover
-Aftermarket header
-Civic SI ECU chipped and tuned for h22 w/ two step launch
-intake
-aftermarket struts front and rear
-few other things, Mugen caps and JDM badges and other lil cosmetic goodies

So I have a spun rod bearing, and now im going to do a JDM motor and LSD tranny swap. Now which motor to go with... either my first choice a H22a. Or try to build a H23a/H22a4 love child

So the H23a doesnt come with oil squirters, would it be possible to swap from my h22a4?

The h22a4's comp. ratio is a little lower 10.0:1, compared to the h23's 10.6:1 though... Is this idea worth pursuing? or Should i just stay all h22a? Im ALOT better with the driving and spinning wrenches part then i am the math
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I would always say go with the h22, it's just easier and unless you specifically want a h23a, it's not really worth the trouble.
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