gsr camshafts
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gsr camshafts
I was thinking about doing cams in my 95 gsr. First i was wondering the lift and duration of my stock b18c1 cams, and i was wondering if there was a b-series swap i could do to increase the lift and duration. Also, pros and cons.
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-Steve
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-Steve
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USDM ITR or JDM Civic Type-R cams come to mind immediately.
Also consider Crower's 403 grind for your motor.. although those would require a spring and retainer upgrade as well. And passing smog may be an issue. h:
What are the smog laws like in NJ?
If they're as strict as CA, I would probably go with the ITR cams and call it a day.
Also consider Crower's 403 grind for your motor.. although those would require a spring and retainer upgrade as well. And passing smog may be an issue. h:
What are the smog laws like in NJ?
If they're as strict as CA, I would probably go with the ITR cams and call it a day.
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i would do skunk2 stage 1 cams, they are CARB and they are slightly bigger then ctr cams... good power, but u will need to raise your vtec engagment point, cause u may bog a little
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Originally Posted by GSSR
i would do skunk2 stage 1 cams, they are CARB and they are slightly bigger then ctr cams... good power, but u will need to raise your vtec engagment point, cause u may bog a little
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if you dont plan to go crazy with the engine build (bigger bore, up c/r, etc.) then ctr's or 00-01 itr's, whichever you can find cheaper, fits the bill perfectly.
check out cam specs at: www.allmotorhonda.com
check out cam specs at: www.allmotorhonda.com