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Old 04-26-2007, 02:33 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Starter help. PLEASE

Hi guys. I'm new to this forum. I have a 2000 Prelude. It's been pretty modified with the works.

I have a bit of problem with my starter. I've been told that it's possible to get at "stronger" or more powerfull starter. Does anyone know where??

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Old 04-26-2007, 09:41 AM   #2 (permalink)
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First, welcome. Second... I can't imagine any H22 being so modified that you would have a hard time starting. Even with 13:1 CR you shouldn't have an issue. If it's an issue with cranking speed, make sure the battery and starter check out OK, then make sure all the cables, battery clamp, and ground bolts are OK. I've had a few instances where everything looked OK but then wiggle a cable and... it breaks. It's not uncommon, especially as cars get this old.

If it's an issue with just not starting, look at ignition and fuel issues- if super modified look at the cold start/startup map values & make sure you aren't flooding it, also look at advance and then the more basic stuff like dirty injectors, bad plugs, etc.

If for some reason you really need a beefier starter, I have no knowledge of any that are out there. The H22 is one of the biggest motors Hond made and came with one of their largest starters and alternators they've made. If you still insist, I'd go for a larger battery and cable, then approach a starter/alternator shop and see if they can custom-wind you something. That may be the only "performance" option as you'll need something that will fit the OE opening/mount which may be impossible to find.

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Old 04-27-2007, 12:49 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Sweet. Super. Thank you very much. I'll work on it asap. I can try to put my specs of the motor on the page. But I only have them i danish and I'm not sure that I kvow all the english words Thank again.
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You should try. I'd be happy to help translate for you.
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Old 04-27-2007, 12:04 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Engine specs.

H22A8
Darton MID sleeves
TSS Tuning intake w. BPI Flowstack & KN filter
ATR/Euro R intake manifold
Throttle valve from RPM Service
Hondata intake sealing compound
Crower Stage 3 cams
Skunk2 adjustable cam wheel
Skunk2 valve springs & retainers
89mm Wiseco pistons 12;0 cr
Cometic Two coat head gasket = 12;2
Eagle connecting rod
Arp headstuds
550cc RC (the things with puts gas in the engine)
Walbro 255 lph fuel pump
AEM gas bridge (?)
Hytech banana manifold
3" Catback exhaust with twinloop muffler (?)
AEM EMS
AEM Wideband gauge
AEM EGT gauge
AEM Intake temperature gauge
OBX LSD
Fidanza drive shaft
Oil cooler
MSD 8,5 mm ignition cables

243 bhp / 7739 RPM
235 tq / 6830
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See PM for tips on translation.

I don't see anything here that should really have "worn out" your starter. Maybe the high CR, but that would probably take years. I'm still thinking cables though you can't really rule out the starter until you start replacing stuff.

What is the exact symptom? Slow cranking speed?
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Old 04-27-2007, 04:52 PM   #7 (permalink)
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His starter could just be old and need replacing. I wish we new if it was turning the engine over at all.
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