anybody here use their cams for the jdm h22 and if you do whats your opinion on them and what kind of power did you make.

well the wait time might be to much for me anyone else have an opinion on which cams i should go with, like a crower or skunk2, i am planning on type-s pistons and then do the head work, nothing major just a mild N/A build.




Modified by 95accordh22a at 1:26 PM 4/27/2005

 

I just got my set in today. I will have dynos in about a month.

 

what kind did you get and did you go with an upgraded valvetrain.
If you dont mind answering

 

I went with the regrinds from this thread:

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1017085

Yes, I also got the r/m h22 valvetrain as well.

I can't say as turn around time was all that great (8 weeks), but the verdict is still out on making power.

 

anyone else think i should use another style cam since this is my only car and i dont think i can do a turn around time of 2 months.

 

From what I was told, that isn't typical. Also, you can have them source you a set of stock h22 cams so you don't have to have any down time.

 

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if you have your cores or find a set of used cores.. the turn around time for my customer is normally 2-3 weeks, depending on how many cams orders in front of you. if you need us to source a set of cams for you, that can take a day to whenever we find some available. its best you look in classifieds or fine a set to send in to eliminate downtime.

 

For future search purposes, here is the full write up I did on these cams:

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1253111


Not that anyone ever searches.