b16 build up
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b16 build up
I have a b16 just bought type r intake manifold, edelbrock 65 mm tb, i know i need cams to get the most out of my air flow, what else should i consider on a tight budget. i know with the type r cams a must is the valve springs and retainers. Should this do the job.
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Maybe its just me, but I think he has the right idea with OEM parts. Without having the Titanium retainers coated they're going to gall on him once he gets some milage on the motor which risk them breaking and damaging the head.
He already knows he needs the type R dual springs and retainers.
He already knows he needs the type R dual springs and retainers.
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He does'nt specify "dual" and the titanuim retainer dont break there stronger than the stock ones as well as lighter and coated????? what the hell would they be coated with ??
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by blacksihatch »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">He does'nt specify "dual" and the titanuim retainer dont break there stronger than the stock ones as well as lighter and coated what the hell would they be coated with ?? </TD></TR></TABLE>
you have much to learn.
type R valve springs only come as dual valve springs. while you are right about titanium being stronger and lighter, its actually softer than the OEM steel retainers. coating the titanium with Titanium Nitride makes them harder so they can hold up much longer.
you have much to learn.
type R valve springs only come as dual valve springs. while you are right about titanium being stronger and lighter, its actually softer than the OEM steel retainers. coating the titanium with Titanium Nitride makes them harder so they can hold up much longer.
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No **** I know the type-r's come with dual springs the coating issue never heard before but like you said titanuim strong and lighter .......right ???
so your saying that they would not be worth investing in ...correct??
so your saying that they would not be worth investing in ...correct??
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yeah, titanium retainers are great for high hp motors. The just aren't meant for being in the same motor for 10k+ miles. They're more for a season of racing in a race car. Once they are coated with the TiN coating they are just as good as OEM. its only like $100 for the coating.
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Re: b16 build up (joe_bocc)
Yeah here's my car 93 si hb, b16, intake, header, exhaust, msd, spark plugs
Now i want to use genuine oem parts from either itr or ctr. i read from some of kid on a forum he didn't get the air flow power he wanted with the itr manifold and tb. so i know i need cams, valve springs and retainers. i'm going to use genuine type r parts for this application. thanks all your help. should this allow my engine to get what i want out of my tb and manifold.
Now i want to use genuine oem parts from either itr or ctr. i read from some of kid on a forum he didn't get the air flow power he wanted with the itr manifold and tb. so i know i need cams, valve springs and retainers. i'm going to use genuine type r parts for this application. thanks all your help. should this allow my engine to get what i want out of my tb and manifold.
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