School me on all of those Civic Motors!

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#11

05-08-2006, 10:32 PM

Remmy

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RE: School me on all of those Civic Motors!

^ and its fuggin hella fast. Take it fomr me, I drove it.

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05-08-2006, 10:46 PM

Kappa22

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RE: School me on all of those Civic Motors!

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ORIGINAL: bladerunner627

Well the easiest way for ME to determine if an engine is SOHC, or DOHC is looking at the letters. D has 1 hump, so it's only has 1 OHC, B has 2 humps so it has 2 OHC.

It's also really easy to determine how many liters an engine has, as it's in it's model name. So for example a B16 is a 1.6 liter, and so is a D16, as for an H22 it is 2.2 liters. Hope that helps you out.

Btw, im not really sure what H stands for, but it is DOHC. Maybe.....Heavy????..because it's about 200 pounds heavier then a stock motor.

There are DOHC D-series motors...

And H is just another engine series (D series, B series, H series, K series, F series, C series, E series, etc.) But H22's aren't 200 pounds heavier than stock D's.

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05-10-2006, 12:07 PM

rallystang

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RE: School me on all of those Civic Motors!

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ORIGINAL: Pete

SOHC VTEC PWNS! BOOST IT. I have a Turbo SOHC honda........Cost me 3300 for everything.

I am prone to boosting all vehicles I own... But this is supposed to be my commuter!

What is your setup, what do you run in the 1/4, whats your WHP #'s...

What Turbo/Trim
PSI
Fuel Upgrades
etc

What will I run stock, I have the A/C Removed entirely, and I see weight reduction all over, was once a completely 'stripped' car.