advice on this setup
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advice on this setup
je pistons
crower rods
eagle crank
ctr cams
edelbrock intake manifold?
2000 si w/ i/h/e aem cams . b&m regulator.?
crower rods
eagle crank
ctr cams
edelbrock intake manifold?
2000 si w/ i/h/e aem cams . b&m regulator.?
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Re: advice on this setup (civic-si-2000)
why do all that just to use ctr cams?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Jun »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What's a Rode? Do you meant Road? </TD></TR></TABLE>
Your time machine is broken because what you just posted has nothing to do with this thread.
Your time machine is broken because what you just posted has nothing to do with this thread.
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Re: advice on this setup (civic-si-2000)
so with this bottum end i could run stronger cams. such as skunk2 stage2?
btw sory i cannet spel good four u i will tak carful notion to spel goder four u.
btw sory i cannet spel good four u i will tak carful notion to spel goder four u.
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Re: advice on this setup (civic-si-2000)
It's not saying you can run stronger cams, you need a stronger valvetrain to run stronger cams... BUT assuming that you have a strong valvetrain your bottomend is going to respond a lot better to a much more aggressive cam then just the plain CTR's. My opinion is get some Skunk2 Stage 2's or if you have some money TODA's. I HEAR that they are the best (no personal experience with either)
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Re: advice on this setup (tonyXcom)
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What was about to say, WTF?
And about the bottom end, SlippylesKB pointed it out.
I would research more on cam lobe lift/duration for your set up. Depends on the CR, your plans, etc.
Your time machine is broken because what you just posted has nothing to do with this thread.</TD></TR></TABLE>
What was about to say, WTF?
And about the bottom end, SlippylesKB pointed it out.
I would research more on cam lobe lift/duration for your set up. Depends on the CR, your plans, etc.
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