If you are going to that amount of trouble just get a H23 block and mate the H22 head to it and save yourself the work.
Actually he would be better off doing what he said to keep him from have'n to get all the oil lines and block drilled in order to do this swap. What I don't get is why you would want to do this in the first place. If you want to go all motor then this would reduce your compression which is one thing you don't want to do. And if you were wanting to turbo it you'd be better off going with an H23 b/c of it's low end torque, as well as the VTEC head just being wasted with a turbo. Just a thought... I'd like to know what your plans are and reasoning for doing this b/c there are much better options. For instance if you want to go serious turbo go with a stroked H23 for many reasons, longer stroke to begin with, larger bore, no need for a VTEC head so why waste the extra cash buying one, and larger displacement which will let you boost alot more PSI.skidtron89 said:If you are going to that amount of trouble just get a H23 block and mate the H22 head to it and save yourself the work.
Hmmmmm that definately is origional to do all of that. But I guess if you still want the VTEC high end then that's a good plan. Good luck and stick with the H22 head and block.Ryuujinryoku said:My plans for the car is to set it up as a touring/Autobahn type ride. As for the motor, after stroking it to 2.3L I will be chaging the pistons to keep the compression at around 9.0:1. This is because I plan to bolt-on a JRSC and about a 75HP shot of NOS.
Yes it is. And since it sounds like you don't have extensive knowledge about it I wouldn't even think of trying it. You will need to drill a hole in the H23 block that runs all the way down to the oil pan as well as another oil line for the vtec head to function properly. You are better off just chose'n one or the other and picking all motor or forced induction. But hey if you want to try it more power to you.samd77 said:Is moding the H23 block for the H22 head as difficult as every says?
Does anyone have some specs to look at or read about what holes need to be drilled?
This info would greatly help me!
Thanks
You need to drill a hole from the head to the oil resevoir in order to get oil pressure to the head. Big pain in the ass.H22Coupe said:drill a hole that goes all the way down to the oil pan???