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My friend has it in his accord and it dropped right in "mountwise" trans size is thr same as h22 i think but i forgot about the wiring harness cause he tucked his

Not thst expesive for thr longblock. 200 hp at the crank isnt bad lol

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I have a 97 Honda accord, it has a sohc f22 non vtec engine in it, and it's an auto. but recently it blew a head gasket, and now the tranny is acting up.. I was wondering a about maybe putting a newer k24 in in and a 6 speed, or maybe a h22 from a prelude. Any ideas? I've also heard the h series engines bolt up to the f series engines with no problem, so maybe a h22 and automatic?

What's your goal on this? Is it going to be daily drive, race track, auto cross and etc? Do you have the time, money, tools or knowledge? k24 swap are not for beginners. IF the head gasket blew i would replace it and probably resurface the head just incase. What's the mileage of on the accord? The h and f series are beginner bolt in and minor electrical conversion. I think it come with hyro tranmission with obd1 or obd2 .. The k series would be hydro and it an obd2

My goal is to have a quicker, better running car that'll run for another 300,000 miles. I have the Time, tools, and knowledge. The head is cracked, and the headgasket blew, and it has a bent rod.. I drove it 20 miles home and it's sitting right now until I figure out what i want to swap it with. It's at 326,000 miles, and the odometer quit working years ago. haha

I might just get I/H/E. If the tramission in good and not grind or whatso ever then rebuild the motor. Just find a shop that do the cleaning and resurfacing, etc. Or you can just swap for another motor, but i don't what's history of the engine. I don't know how fast you want it but trying to be fast might costs you an arm and legs.

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