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Old 05-31-2008, 06:05 PM   #11 (permalink)
PR_TR
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Naranjito, Puerto Rico
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Car: 2004 Mazda Rx8
Mods: Cobb accessport, MM/BHR turbo pushing 9psi, excedy stage 2 clutch, lightweight flywheel, mazdaspeed coilovers, 3" pipe exhaust no cat or muffler
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Originally Posted by gansedrifto1 View Post
wth!!!!... h22 isnt a bitch to boost, and that question depends against which motor your comparing it too... just to let you know... the lower the compression... the easier to boost ( not always necessarily so, but in theory, thats how it goes) on a different note... unfortunately there are some major cons... especially if you are doing a swap... say bye bye to handling... cause you wont see the 50/50 weight distribution you are going to be looking for. ... but it will be hella fast


pros: big motor ( for honda), big displacement, probably the most torque compared to most other hondas out there.
cons: tranny ( definitley needs a 6th gear... 5th is too long... might even need a 7th IMO), heavy engine, relatively low compression ( for me)... i know there is some more... but i cant think
i kno about the whole compression but thats why i said I HEAR i've never had a h22a or even tried to boost one thats why i said that I HEARD its a bitch to boost. And for the weight distribution it can be improved by upgrading suspension in most cases... or am i wrong

and to and to your cons the 3-4k that you would pay to buy and boost a b-series is what will be paid to swap a h22a in a civic unless your doing the swap yourself
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