CD5

Ok I searched this out before and did not really find anything concreate.

here is the story my accord has been mine for 4 years and was my dads before and highways driven abour 100 miles a day not stop and go cruise control set at 60mph 90% of the trip, it got serviced everytime at Honda Dealer as well. Now the car has ~190k as i added roughly 40k miles in my 4yrs of taking it over...

now i want more power, car has it all except turbo or a engine swap, i kno the h22 does not take boost well and that the F22 takes boost good. Should i do a leakdown/cmpression check and see if the numbers are good enough to boost?

anyone else have high millage hiway driven cars that you boosted? good or bad results?

thanks

dragon

i dont think high miles is much as an issue as compression. As long as the compression test turns out good go ahead and boost it. But i would gets some new parts like timing belt, spark plugs, oil changed, etc etc the usual stuff also.

CD5

true.
timing belt and water pump was done last year like 10k miles ago...mabyee just a real good tune up and valves adjusted since they got a lil noisy now errr i am picky

dragon

coo coo..doesn't matter if your picky its your car. Just make sure you have up to date maintenance and lets us know about the compression test.

HondaTuner

Definetly do the compression test. My cousin has a 93 Accord with 180,000 miles, we're still going to be boosting his. GL with yours!

BLACK_DEL_SOL

miles mean nothing, i boosted my sol that had almost 174,000 ran with no wg making 7-7.5 psi with only a fmu,smic,and cheapo bosch bov and no o2 sensor and man that thing hauled ***

so boost it

88crxSi

why does your sig say sleeved h22 waitin for boost?

J-SMITH69

if he did that he'd have to replace them anyways.

i say do it, if it spins a bearing then you'd have to replace all that stuff anyways. if its all worn out

CD5

That was my plan. it should really read H22 sleved awaiting boost or a Boosted F22...

Talking to alot of people here made me reconsider my plans.

Thanks for paying attention