AEM Adjustable Cam Gear
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AEM Adjustable Cam Gear
would installing an AEM adjustable cam gears on my stock d16z6 do anything much?? would it be hard putting them in? i can get 1 cheap and was wondering if it was worth it? i like that bling factor where u can see the cams going lol
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Re: AEM Adjustable Cam Gear (harley06)
Adjustable cam gears are designed to go with aftermarket cams so you can advance or retard the timing to gain the most horsepower for your specific set up. You could always pick them up and hang on to them for future builds, but imo not worth it on a stock d...not hard to replace though if you do pick them up.
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yes you can get more hp out of a stock engine with a adjustble gear just like advancing your dizzy but i would not advance it more than 4 lines. people have diffrent opinons on this it is just a matter of what you want some say get it with other parts some say it is not worth it at all but it is proven that putting them on a stock engin it gives you hp
and no it isnt hard just get a 12 wrench or ratchet losen the bolt WITH THE TIME-ING BELT ON!! then losen the belt tensioner up under the motor mount take the belt off and on some civics the camgear key is made on the gear if yours is then you will have to get one from honda about 3 bucks but if it aint put it on make sure the adj camgear is at 0 degr and make sure every thing is at top dead center 2
and no it isnt hard just get a 12 wrench or ratchet losen the bolt WITH THE TIME-ING BELT ON!! then losen the belt tensioner up under the motor mount take the belt off and on some civics the camgear key is made on the gear if yours is then you will have to get one from honda about 3 bucks but if it aint put it on make sure the adj camgear is at 0 degr and make sure every thing is at top dead center 2
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Re: (cashshoes)
It's almost a waste of time to tune the cams on a SOHC civic. You can advance them mildly but that's about it. It's kind of a waste of time. You should save some money and turbo it. Advance the ignition timing a little and get a good fuel mapping system.
You don't build a performance beast with 15 $100 parts.
More noticeable gains are built with 1 $1500 part. do the math
Modified by ek forever guy at 2:40 PM 9/6/2006
You don't build a performance beast with 15 $100 parts.
More noticeable gains are built with 1 $1500 part. do the math
Modified by ek forever guy at 2:40 PM 9/6/2006
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Re: (ek forever guy)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by harley06 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">would installing an AEM adjustable cam gear on my stock d16z6 do anything much?? would it be hard putting them in? i can get 1 cheap and was wondering if it was worth it? i like that bling factor where u can see the cams going lol </TD></TR></TABLE>
Fixed.
And having the timing belt cover off is risky. The timing belt cover's job is to keep anything from getting in there, rocks, dirt, wrenches, small animals. If something does get in there, it can be disatrous for your precious d16z6.
Boost that thing.
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And having the timing belt cover off is risky. The timing belt cover's job is to keep anything from getting in there, rocks, dirt, wrenches, small animals. If something does get in there, it can be disatrous for your precious d16z6.
Boost that thing.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by sohctodohc »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">what about the cam gears being lighter than the stock one would that help with throttle response???</TD></TR></TABLE>
Minimally.
Minimally.
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