F20C vs. H22A rotation
There is a kit car The Attack that uses a Honda Accord for a donor car. This allows you to use a H22A also. Am I correct in my thinking that a F20C will not work due to the fact that it rotates opposite of all other Honda Engines? Would a K20C work or not work for the same reason?
Thanks...
Thanks...
Thinking of getting one?
All H and B series motors spin "backwards" (CCW). The new F20C and K blocks spin forwards, or CW. The rotation probably wouldn't be as much of a problem (just mount it the other way) as much as the mounting would be. The F20C and K blocks share nothing with the older F and H blocks that the Accord uses that I'm aware of.
All H and B series motors spin "backwards" (CCW). The new F20C and K blocks spin forwards, or CW. The rotation probably wouldn't be as much of a problem (just mount it the other way) as much as the mounting would be. The F20C and K blocks share nothing with the older F and H blocks that the Accord uses that I'm aware of.
Actually I am lining up my next summer project
I am debating on whether to get addicted to AutoX'ing or build a car and then get addicted to AutoX'ing
Thanks for confirming what I thought... second opinions are awesome.
I am debating on whether to get addicted to AutoX'ing or build a car and then get addicted to AutoX'ing
Thanks for confirming what I thought... second opinions are awesome.
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Thanks guys! I do want to go forward
It looks like a built H22A will prob be the best bet. It will be this time next year before I make the decision. I was going to go with a kit Cobra replica, but I like this idea a little better.
It looks like a built H22A will prob be the best bet. It will be this time next year before I make the decision. I was going to go with a kit Cobra replica, but I like this idea a little better.
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