can you put Type R cams in a 1994 Acura integra Gs-R, without upgrading the valve springs or retainers?

 

yes, the effect is minimal without the valvetrain to support them. dont try to rev the engine pass 8.2k

 

i would go with some skunk2 stage 1 cams, more aggressive and u will yield more power gains.

 

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you can, but it won't be as durable as switching your intake springs over to the exhaust side, and getting some itr intake springs.

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I would go with a ctr intake cam...aftermarket sprockets with a hondata...proper tuning and you should see some gains....

 

About how much horse would i get out of the cams ?

 

that depends.

how much of an effort are you going to make to have the car tuned properly for the new lift?

 

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theres no exact power that anyone can give you...best bet is to take it for tuning....

 

If you accidentally miss a shift with R cams and GSR valvesprings you are TOAST.

ITR intake springs are less than $100, and then swap over to the exhaust like daver said.

I noticed a stronger top end with the cams... thats all I can say... haha