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Tom-Guy 08-31-2005 09:31 PM

Re: anyone ever - f22 --> CRX
 
Poorly balanced rotating assembly in big power situation != running nicely.

b18befhatch 09-03-2005 08:52 PM

Re: anyone ever - f22 --> CRX
 
i personally think you should go with a b series i read that article with the h22 crx. i think it ran like crap only a 14.1 in the quater and thats was with lsd and a few bolt ons its a waste of money unless you really gonna go big with it

HondaTuner 09-03-2005 09:03 PM

Re: anyone ever - f22 --> CRX
 

Originally Posted by b18befhatch
i personally think you should go with a b series i read that article with the h22 crx. i think it ran like crap only a 14.1 in the quater and thats was with lsd and a few bolt ons its a waste of money unless you really gonna go big with it

I don't know what their problem was, in that issue ALL of the cars ran crappy times.

b18befhatch 09-03-2005 09:24 PM

Re: anyone ever - f22 --> CRX
 
that omni ran pretty tight and much cheaper than the h22 crx

Guy-Fast 09-04-2005 12:12 AM

Re: anyone ever - f22 --> CRX
 
h22+crx=very fast. #'s dont lie so I guess when a k20a only runs 13's in a mag its gotta be the whole story ::)

Bone1 09-04-2005 04:33 AM

Re: anyone ever - f22 --> CRX
 

Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Oh, I'm sure Bisi has an F-block... everything else is questionable. :)

If you had a bunch of stuff just laying around, go for the F-swap. If you want to make big power, or your goal is TOTAL STREET DOMINATION, you'd be happier B-series. Stock engines hold a bit more power, and the transmissions are better.

JD, how are the B trannys better? They are Known to wipe out 3-4 gearset which cost $300 + labor to replace.

D's just like to break shifter forks, which B's do also. Bisi even stepped back in time to run a 86-89 Teg "CG" tranny this year, a real bastard child of a setup, but it is strong.

89hondacrxlst 09-04-2005 04:35 PM

Re: anyone ever - f22 --> CRX
 
f22? why not go h22? :) mount kit is available to public! my own custom design.

http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/we...ZkMzF5NTQx.jpg


1337 09-04-2005 10:37 PM

Re: anyone ever - f22 --> CRX
 
Was trying to find how to identify what transmission i have when i found this on google
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread...ostid=17339326
http://www.bisimoto.com/wst_page10.html

That solves 3 of of the 4 mounts, a transmission, axles, hubs and other bullshit you would have to deal with otherwise. Btw anyone else know a website that shows the different listings of d series trannies?

Bone1 09-05-2005 12:56 PM

Re: anyone ever - f22 --> CRX
 
what you wanna know about D tranny?

Tom-Guy 09-05-2005 03:35 PM

Re: anyone ever - f22 --> CRX
 

Originally Posted by Mista Bone
JD, how are the B trannys better? They are Known to wipe out 3-4 gearset which cost $300 + labor to replace.

I've watched endless H-series transmission woes on the few local cars that are even trying. Cable shift insipidness.

Last B-series box I ruined only ground every gear if I wasn't flat on it + speed shifting. After watching D/H series transmissions take a tenth the abuse and not as much whp, I'm biased. I also pick up my oddball 90-91 LS transmissions $50/pop max, I'm up to my seventh spare trans. People want to throw them away.


Originally Posted by Mista Bone
D's just like to break shifter forks, which B's do also. Bisi even stepped back in time to run a 86-89 Teg "CG" tranny this year, a real bastard child of a setup, but it is strong.

D's shatter differentials or ---- differential bearings - the shift forks are just a sideline. Do you know anything about D-diff breakage, hmm? :P Atlee went through SEVEN D-gearboxes in under a year for a reason.

I had no idea the CG was even remotely strong - same thing as A-series Accord w/ diff bellhousing and (?) input shaft. Or maybe input shaft was the same.


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