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*BlackDeuceCoupe* · 03-23-2009, 03:47 PM

Can't really say that I've ever read anything good about the H23, however...

If you're looking for a swap that's different and cheaper, yet gives you H22A/K-series power, you might want to look into a F22A.

Bisi has been doing some great things with the F-series motors!

1988 CRX Unibody, F22A full race: 9.81 @ 139mph
2006 Insight Unibody, F22A: 9.42 @ 147mph

F22A Video: http://www.bisimoto.net/cms/index.ph...=44:news-video (9.60 pass, non-VTEC Bisimoto F22A, all motor)

Dyno Chart: http://www.bisimoto.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=135 (403whp / 342ft/lb torque @ 17psi: non-VTEC Bisimoto Turbo F22A)

BTW, Bisi has gotten 455+ HP out of a naturally aspirated F22A!!! And, I think he runs D-series trannys in his cars, if I'm not mistaken...

03-23-2009, 03:47 PM	#2
BlackDeuceCoupe The Great Ape Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Skull Island Posts: 774	Can't really say that I've ever read anything good about the H23, however... If you're looking for a swap that's different and cheaper, yet gives you H22A/K-series power, you might want to look into a F22A. Bisi has been doing some great things with the F-series motors! 1988 CRX Unibody, F22A full race: 9.81 @ 139mph 2006 Insight Unibody, F22A: 9.42 @ 147mph F22A Video: http://www.bisimoto.net/cms/index.ph...=44:news-video (9.60 pass, non-VTEC Bisimoto F22A, all motor) Dyno Chart: http://www.bisimoto.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=135 (403whp / 342ft/lb torque @ 17psi: non-VTEC Bisimoto Turbo F22A) BTW, Bisi has gotten 455+ HP out of a naturally aspirated F22A!!! And, I think he runs D-series trannys in his cars, if I'm not mistaken... __________________ Posted by BlackDeuceCoupe - 2oo0 Honda CiViC FBP HX cOUPe "Pay special attention to posts by BlackDeuceCoupe, the instigator of the forum, who does a nice job of breaking my column and responses down." - Paul Brink, ASU State Press DISCLAIMER The existence of BDC is disputable. The existence of views, in the absence of anyone to hold them is problematic. The existence of the reader is left as an exercise in the second order coefficient. Last edited by BlackDeuceCoupe : 03-23-2009 at 04:13 PM.