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Thread: Prelude S

  1. #13
    This is an S model..


  2. #14
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    Prelude 93 Si VTEC JDM
    This could be any 4th GEN , IF u bought it real cheap get a H22a Conversion

  3. #15
    maaate.. thats one ****en clean mean lookin car.. not just any 4th gen

  4. #16
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    No doubt... i thought u were giving an example of a Prelude S car

  5. #17
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    It was an S... but looked damn tasteful

    -az

  6. #18
    yup... just letting the guy feel better that S models can be good cars too

  7. #19
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    07 Accord Euro Luxury
    its a mad car..its got the looks..sure it drives like a civic but hey its all good

  8. #20
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    My dad has an Accord with the same F22A engine. It's torquey down low in the RPM range, no point revving up above 4500rpm. This makes it very good for everyday driving. Revving it above 4500rpm, gives constant acceleration instead of increasing acceleration, so it feels a bit flat, although it is picking up speed. This makes it very confortable for the passengers when you decide to gun it.
    Fuel consumption-wise, if the engine has above 100k on it, then it drinks a fair bit. With the auto, my dad gets about 12-13 L/100km for a mix of 40% city and 60% 80km/h limited freeway driving. Maybe it needs a tuneup.
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  9. #21
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    EK Civic
    From what i can remember, the F22 has better consumption than the h23, but the h22a has better consumption than the f22

    Hell yea torquey down low, not much up high

  10. #22
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    Quote Originally Posted by aaronng
    Fuel consumption-wise, if the engine has above 100k on it, then it drinks a fair bit. With the auto, my dad gets about 12-13 L/100km for a mix of 40% city and 60% 80km/h limited freeway driving. Maybe it needs a tuneup.
    Sounds like it needs a tune up. An average well looked after vtec 2.2 will run around 10-11L per 100km city driving

    -az

  11. #23
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    Nov 2004
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    Adelaide
    Car:
    91' S2 Prelude
    i think i need a tune up - cars been drinking a fair bit more then usual lately...

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