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  1. #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by fatboyz39
    What do u guys think would be a better conversion between the two?

    h22a 220hp Type S (jdm spec) - 6k
    k20a2 200hp (aus spec) - 12k

    These are the rough price for both. Note: engine would be going into a EG civic

    I 've seen both h22a and k20a do mid 13's pass. Is it worth the extra 6k for the k20a?

    Which one would u chose?
    i agree that the k20a2 is a more modern engine.
    but i would have to say, go with the h22a. it has 30nm more torque over the k20a.
    in the modifying path, u will get more out of a 2.2l then a 2.0l

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    hmmm so hard to decide ....

    Might just get both and slap it in each car lol

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    if your going down the all motor path, get the h22a. there is no replacement for displacement!!

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    h22a.... then u can gimme the money you would have saved
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    Check out www.modproject.com.au
    Hes droped a h22a into a dc2. Jun also offer alot of aftermarket support for the engine.

  6. #18
    h22a without a thought .

    6k is simply too big a difference in price. h22a is stronger anwyz .. :S prolly harder to get aftermarket kw out of tho. but an eg with a type S h22a would flyyyyyyy

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    personally i'd go with a k20a. if both were equal in power but fuel consumption was better in a k20a then that.

    like most said already. the k20a is new and def will prob have more after market support then the h22a.
    Last edited by Sir_vtec; 29-09-2006 at 01:10 AM.

  8. #20
    Personally K wins hands down
    But there is a 6K price difference which is a lot to consider
    I am sure an H22A with mild mods will still hammer in an EG
    More so with 6K worth of mods it will be much much quicker than a K

    But if you have BIG plans in the future, K would be the winner. And it is lighter too

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    turbo h22a for 12 k driveaway.

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    Badhbt had a JDM h22a swap in his dc2. From what i heard, he couldn't be anymore happier with his k20a conversion. It really depends what you're after.

    My mates h22a got 300kms out of a full tank, My k20a gets 500kms.
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    I'm getting bloody 350 out of a tank with fuc-ked tunned b18.

    bao would have got more if he tunned it properly as well.

    It's really down to the $$$. Like if i had the money, K for sure, but unfortunitly i've spent the extra 6k on ricing, lol.
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    whereas fuel economy is very important, i hardly think the conversion is going to be done to ensure great fuel economy, if that was the case why would he even swap.

    Mate the H22A is a heavier motor, as such will alter the handling characteristics of the car, espcially one that is so light to start with. A lot of people on Honda-Tech have done this, might be worthwile checking that site out.

    but a ballsy motor like the H22 would hammer straight line, then the K20 has a 6 speed

    hehehe

    decisions decisions

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