Accord Type-R valves
11-20-2002, 02:14 PM
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Accord Type-R valves Euro-Spec
Anyone know where I can get these? They are lighter and better design than stock H22a valves...
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11-20-2002, 04:06 PM
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Re: Accord Type-R valves Euro-Spec (satan_srv)
Anyone know where I can get these? They are lighter and better design than stock H22a valves...
11-20-2002, 04:22 PM
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Re: Accord Type-R valves Euro-Spec (Mover)
Anyone know where I can get these? They are lighter and better design than stock H22a valves...
Get one of the mags written in England and find the phone of a Honda dealer located over there.
Get one of the mags written in England and find the phone of a Honda dealer located over there.
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11-21-2002, 07:37 PM
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Re: Accord Type-R valves Euro-Spec (H22aInside)
i want some ATR valves. how much would they run for all 16?
Now it's a matter of figuring out if the type-s valve angle is different....
11-22-2002, 03:19 PM
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Re: Accord Type-R valves Euro-Spec (satan_srv)
Now that I'm back on the boards again... figure I'll be of some use.
I grabbed this from the 'ol asia vtec.net site.
"The valve seat was re-adjusted from 60 to 45 degrees. Finally, the cylinder head and intake port was treated to a manual port-&-polish job by Honda technicians"
I'm sure if you ended up getting a set of S valves, you'd take care of the seats anyway right? If you're going to get valves, it may not be a bad idea just to go with Ferrea's.
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I grabbed this from the 'ol asia vtec.net site.
"The valve seat was re-adjusted from 60 to 45 degrees. Finally, the cylinder head and intake port was treated to a manual port-&-polish job by Honda technicians"
I'm sure if you ended up getting a set of S valves, you'd take care of the seats anyway right? If you're going to get valves, it may not be a bad idea just to go with Ferrea's.
-Erik
11-22-2002, 05:33 PM
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Re: Accord Type-R valves Euro-Spec (thatchmaster)
imo id get the skunk high compression valves, they are lighter than stock and the bottom is slightly domed for more compression... i think they add 0.4 to the compression. combine that with a thin headgasket and you have about one point higher compression
11-23-2002, 07:50 AM
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Re: Accord Type-R valves Euro-Spec (Furry)
imo id get the skunk high compression valves, they are lighter than stock and the bottom is slightly domed for more compression... i think they add 0.4 to the compression. combine that with a thin headgasket and you have about one point higher compression
11-23-2002, 09:42 PM
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Re: Accord Type-R valves Euro-Spec (Furry)
only problem is.. if something goes wrong, aftermarket valves shatter and will really f*-up your engine.. honda OEM valves bend, still not good for the engine, but they atleast remain in one peice instead of falling into the combustion chamber
11-23-2002, 10:30 PM
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Re: Accord Type-R valves Euro-Spec (rjr162)
only problem is.. if something goes wrong, aftermarket valves shatter and will really f*-up your engine.. honda OEM valves bend, still not good for the engine, but they atleast remain in one peice instead of falling into the combustion chamber
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