General engine questions/issues that aren't specific to the other categories
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By boosted94
#106582 Pulled the injectors out of my F22B cant seem to find what cc they run at, anyone have an idea? teal?
they are honda IPT 4006 they were on the motor when i got it.
My tuner was curious to see if he can make them work thanks.


Maybe this will get more attention here.
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By GSRSI
#106603 who would of thought that f22b injectors would be bigger than h22's... h is 210's
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By boosted94
#106763 i was told h22a had 34? in them was kind of hoping the F would too.. o well 440's are readily available. thanks guys
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By suspendedHatch
#106908 AEM has them down as 240CC, same as B, H, D series VTEC. But they're 2 Ohm, so you're going to need a resistor box.

Don't read too much into stock injector sizes with Honda. They use the same size injectors on every engine. The trick is that they vary the fuel pressure.

Early F series non VTEC engines are the best flowing 4 cyl engines available to us. The only problem is that they don't quite fit under the hood when swapped into our chassis. That and the stock tranny gearing sucks. However, Bisimoto seems to have developed this engine into the worlds fastest SOHC.
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By RevinEK
#106956 Doesnt fit under the hood huh 8) we'll c about that eh boosted, i made the harness for this motor and made sure the resistor box was wired :D so no worries there, looks like some DSM 440's will be in order
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By boosted94
#107079 well you were right.. :roll:
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By suspendedHatch
#107363 I don't count propping up the rear of the hood as "fitting". Or cutting the hood and putting in an Eclipse style hump.

I don't know much about it, but from what I can tell, in the Accord the engine leans way back. When you try this in a Civic, either it doesn't fit under the hood, or you have a bad angle on the axles going into the hubs.

But if you know something I don't then just ignore me...
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By RevinEK
#107524 or u cut the rear mounts sliding the motor and tilting it forward, hangs just like the H's :D the motor in question is also a DOHC F22B out of a early j d m lude
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By GSRSI
#107654 "AEM has them down as 240CC, same as B, H, D series VTEC. But they're 2 Ohm, so you're going to need a resistor box. "

now why the hell would a d series have 240 cc's, theres no way that the h and the d have the same cc injectors, im gonna have to call honda on this one...

HONDA OF AMERICA service center FTW!
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By Sentry
#107663
GSRSI wrote:"AEM has them down as 240CC, same as B, H, D series VTEC. But they're 2 Ohm, so you're going to need a resistor box. "

now why the hell would a d series have 240 cc's, theres no way that the h and the d have the same cc injectors, im gonna have to call honda on this one...

HONDA OF AMERICA service center FTW!

Why the hell would Honda engineer a different injector for every engine they make? :wink:
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By GSRSI
#107669 the litre size of the engine.. by dump the amount of fuel a h22a4 uses into a d15... honda makes there engine better than anyother company out there, they are not a car company, there an engine company.

thats why there are differnt DSM injectors. there are 390cc dsm, and 410cc and 450cc injectors.

on a factory maped ecu it is spec'd out to discarge the proper A/F mixture.

i just got off the phone with honda and

most b sers are 240cc along with other honda engines. but there are some differnces

heres a list of what ive come up with on injector sizes from honda.

Engine Code Year Flow (CC)
A20A3|| 87-89|| 240
B16A2|| 99-00|| 240
B16A3|| 94-97|| 240
B17A1|| 92-93|| 240
B18A1|| 92-93|| 240
B18B1|| 94-95|| 240
B18C1|| 94-97|| 240
B18C5|| 97-01|| 240
B20A5|| 88-91|| 240
B20B4|| 97 || 240
B21A1|| 90-91|| 240
C27A4|| 95-97|| 240
C30A1|| 95-98|| 255
C32A1|| 97 || 275
C32A6|| 96-97|| 240
D15A3|| 87 || 180
D15B6|| 88-89|| 180
D15B6|| 90-91|| 240
D15B6|| 90-91|| 240
D15B7|| 92-95|| 240
D15B8|| 92-95|| 180
D15Z1|| 92-95|| 190
D16A6|| 88-91|| 240
D16Y7|| 96-97|| 180
D16Y8|| 96-97|| 240
D16Z6|| 92-95|| 240
F22A1|| 90-96|| 240
F22A4|| 90-93|| 240
F22A6|| 90-93|| 240
F22B1|| 94-97|| 240
F22B2|| 94-97|| 240
F22B6|| 95-97|| 240
G25A4|| 95-96|| 240
H22A1|| 93-96|| 345
H22A4|| 97-01|| 290
H23A1|| 92-96|| 240
J30A1|| 97 || 240
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By suspendedHatch
#107727
GSRSI wrote:now why the hell would a d series have 240 cc's, theres no way that the h and the d have the same cc injectors, im gonna have to call honda on this one...


Call Honda. D16Z6 injectors are the same as OBD1 B series injectors. D16Y8 injectors are the same as OBD2 B series injectors. Oh and guess what? The Acura NSX... yep, 240CC.

Not ALL of them are 240CC. Non VTEC SOHC are 190CC. H23, newer Civics, and the RSX are all 330CC.

Injector size by itself doesn't control the amount of fuel flow. It limits the maximum and minimum amount of fuel. The amount of flow is controlled by fuel pressure and injector pulse width. That's basic knowledge. But call me out on it so more so we have more to laugh about later. Maybe you should stick to DSM's.
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By suspendedHatch
#107734 Also neglected to mention that every time I get a new engine, I get the injectors balanced and blueprinted. I have a print out from RC Engineering proving my D series injectors are 240CC.

That reminds me to point out that injectors rarely flow the amount that they are rated at unless you've had them serviced. Even brand-new out of the box injectors don't flow as well as balanced/blueprinted injectors.
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By boosted94
#107822 i always thoght you were a little bit of a prick but thats just straight up asshole.


People ask questions because they are unsure,looking for clarification. it is totaly unecessary to be-little people for what your own pleasure?? expect that on honda-tech but here.. fuck you man.