6th Gen. to H engine series compatability
01-03-2004 | 04:01 PM
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Originally posted by big_eskimo
Did they make an H22 in '01? I've been all over checking on this, but a lot of site's only have prices and no model years. Has anyone else seen an H22 with 220 stock HP. I've been surfing and doing so much research on the thing I can't remember what I've seen and haven't seen.
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R.J.
Did they make an H22 in '01? I've been all over checking on this, but a lot of site's only have prices and no model years. Has anyone else seen an H22 with 220 stock HP. I've been surfing and doing so much research on the thing I can't remember what I've seen and haven't seen.
Thanks,
R.J.
As for model year 01 they do exist but I think finding an 01 is gonna be a little harder to find but not impossible.
I would still double check about the engine year needing to be same or newer though just in case I am wrong...I do not guarantee anything I say is 100% correct in that area.
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01-03-2004 | 08:17 PM
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I'm not worried about laws, I live in Oregon which has emissions, but I also have residency in Wyoming which is still in the middle ages. I just want the conversion to be as smooth as possible. That helps though that they do make '01 H22's. The engine code is H22A4 right?
01-03-2004 | 09:02 PM
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Originally posted by big_eskimo
I'm not worried about laws, I live in Oregon which has emissions, but I also have residency in Wyoming which is still in the middle ages. I just want the conversion to be as smooth as possible. That helps though that they do make '01 H22's. The engine code is H22A4 right?
I'm not worried about laws, I live in Oregon which has emissions, but I also have residency in Wyoming which is still in the middle ages. I just want the conversion to be as smooth as possible. That helps though that they do make '01 H22's. The engine code is H22A4 right?
You may want to keep those things in mind anyways because if you resale the vehicle you will want to know how to make it legal or at least let the person buying know what is up with it.
and yes H22a4 is the USDM model designation code.
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01-04-2004 | 07:51 AM
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Thank's for the suggestion. I'm sure finding a corrupt emissions tester would work just as well as anything. LOL. By the way how'd you like the snow, it dumped down here! I think I've decided on making the conversion to the USDM H22, thanks for all your help...I think I'm just gonna start putting a little money aside each paycheck so I can still keep workin' on the other mod's I want, plus tax time's coming, WOO HOO! Thanks for the help dude,
R.J.
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01-04-2004 | 08:53 PM
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