98 acura cl with turboed h22 motor for sale
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is the block sleeved?
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the block was not sleeved......the only h series block that needs to be sleeved is the h22a4...this is the h22a1
ttt i really need this car gone....
ttt i really need this car gone....
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yep, the h22a1 is closed deck, but that doesnt really have much to do with it, FRM is FRM. all H series motors, S2K motors and late model NSK motors have fiber reinforcedn metal sleeves aka FRM. its not a matter of debate, its a matter of fact. FRM was used to keep the block size down, while providing structural rigidity to the cylinder sleeves since they were so close together. .
wiseco has developed a forged piston to run in FRM applications by using a coating on the ring lands and piston skirting BUT it doesnt seem to be working
read about the problems here with the wiseco's, starts off good but towards the end of the thread it gets ugly. seems they arent lasting.
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=416069
read this too.
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=834071
its hit or miss, but looks like you are doing good......so far
wiseco has developed a forged piston to run in FRM applications by using a coating on the ring lands and piston skirting BUT it doesnt seem to be working
read about the problems here with the wiseco's, starts off good but towards the end of the thread it gets ugly. seems they arent lasting.
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=416069
read this too.
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=834071
its hit or miss, but looks like you are doing good......so far
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I've seen threads on HT that state there are companies that offer forged pistons w/coatings to work with FRM. *shrug*
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