SOHC Race Cam - HondaSaver
09-13-2002, 01:41 PM
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Re: SOHC Race Cam - HondaSaver (Rocket)
How much?
That shizznit looks really wild! New cores or what?
More details please - I have a SOHC car along with my B-Series bitch.
That shizznit looks really wild! New cores or what?
More details please - I have a SOHC car along with my B-Series bitch.
09-13-2002, 01:52 PM
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Re: SOHC Race Cam - HondaSaver (B18C5-EH2)
How much?
That shizznit looks really wild! New cores or what?
More details please - I have a SOHC car along with my B-Series bitch.
That shizznit looks really wild! New cores or what?
More details please - I have a SOHC car along with my B-Series bitch.
Yeah more info, that's pretty impressive.
Travis
09-13-2002, 02:02 PM
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Re: SOHC Race Cam - HondaSaver (Rocket)
So what kind of valvetrain was he running?
I'm basically planning on dropping that cam into my 1990 STD once I put a D16A6 in it.
I'm basically planning on dropping that cam into my 1990 STD once I put a D16A6 in it.
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09-13-2002, 02:22 PM
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Re: SOHC Race Cam - HondaSaver (mantic6t9)
No this is a non-Vtec cam.
Cams have extremely thick parkerization (grey coating) for proper break-in. Cams become slightly work-harden during break-in.
With proper break-in were is not a problem.
Cams have extremely thick parkerization (grey coating) for proper break-in. Cams become slightly work-harden during break-in.
With proper break-in were is not a problem.
09-13-2002, 02:23 PM
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No this is a non-Vtec cam.
Cams have extremely thick parkerization (grey coating) for proper break-in. Cams become slightly work-harden during break-in.
With proper break-in were is not a problem.
Cams have extremely thick parkerization (grey coating) for proper break-in. Cams become slightly work-harden during break-in.
With proper break-in were is not a problem.
Travis
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