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Thanks for the bumps...someone buy it! ;)

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SOLD! Make: Honda Model: Prelude Year: 88 Mileage: 147xxx on the odometer...maybe 15K on the engine build Mods: H22 swap Engine: H22 VIN#: Available upon request of interested parties Condition: Good/excellent Modifications Engine Specifications (H22a swap - 10:1...

Yes, the b20a from another Prelude will fit. Just make sure to unbolt everything from the B21 and put it on the B20 (manifolds, flywheel, clutch, tranny, engine mounts, and rear coolant pipe at least). This will make sure your swap goes more smoothly trying to reinstall the motor and hook...

There's a company called AZ Racing that is supposed to be making the mounts. The conversion harness is nothing more than the OBD0 to OBD1 harnesses you can get for 100-150 or so. Axles depends on how you get the engine in but the 94-97 Accord axles are typically the right length but you...

How do you know it's 160hp? From what the JDM importer said (or where ever you got it)? If it bolts up to the 3g, it's not the 160 hp as the JDM b20a that's 160hp is for the 2g ludes and 3g accords (it bolts up to them...not the 3g lude). And the 3g lude JDM b20a is only like 2-3 more HP...

Thanks! I try to make it as simple yet straight forward as possible. Now buy something! lol

Back at ya...let me know on the line length and I'll let you know as I said. Thanks!

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I'm just going to list the bigger stuff. I'll add the other things as I go through my garage and start taking "inventory". I can get pics of whatever you want! All items are OBO so please feel free to make offers! WTB/Will Trade For H22 Spark plug coverAvailable 626 Lip (uncut...you...

My H22 with USDM pistons (10:1) tested to 210. I'd think JDM would be 220+ (more like 225-240ish). 180 is low...that's like 8.5:1 to 9:1 I believe. Now, if they didn't do the compression test the same, these numbers will be different. The first time I did my compression test, I didn't...

Why are you changing anything electrical though? All USDM B20a5's are OBD0. You should be able to just swap the long blocks and move on. If you want to use the ECu that came with the a9, find out if the a9 is OBD0. If it is, then you should just be able to plug and play... I forget where...

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