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crower 403 question
im thinking of running the 403 cams after lots of thinking and reading. i am wondering if i keep the stock rev limit would i be able to get away with stock valve springs/retainers or no. i have done a lot of research on this topic and i cant get a definitive answer. so i am asking you guys
Can you get away with running the crower 403 cams with stock springs if you utilize the stock rev limiter. |
Re: crower 403 question
i had afriend with the stage 2's did him good but i have them in my car i just got it running today and my shit knocks hella loud
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well i just redid my valves they sound better i but i still would suggest the valve springs and retainers though...but damn it pulls hella hard
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Re: crower 403 question
Originally Posted by phaphon
(Post 37660579)
well i just redid my valves they sound better i but i still would suggest the valve springs and retainers though...but damn it pulls hella hard
89canefighter... i found a definitive answer.... on crower's website. http://crower.com/cat/import/honda/cams/b18ab.shtml 62403-2 Stage 2 - Street/Strip package. Most popular "all motor" profile. Requires #84162 kit. 1000 to 8000+ rpm (15-18 hp). Dyno Results |
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i`m using the brain cower stage 2 on my ls with stock springs just make you adjust your valves right i adjusted them to the lowest it say for adjustment i`m going to get the dual valve springs so i can go to 7500 8000 rpms
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Re: crower 403 question
You can use the stock valve train and keep the stock rev limit - but that would be defeating the purpose of the cam. If you do that, you car will only be louder, idle a bit lower (you can adjust that) and not be any faster. My 1/4 mile times confirm this. One thing the 403s will do is drown out the sound of your intake whistle...
<-- has 403s, stock valve train, stock rev limiter. |
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