What cam gear would you suggest?
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I would say Toda.....I read some where that the Skunk2 cam gear's timing marks were not accurate.
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yah the STR's are looking pretty money - someone told me Ichima San (Sp00n) said that was the best USDM product for cam gears, I dont know the truth behind this, just wondering if anyone heard this..?
JUN-
, Toda/Spoon-
I am pretty happy with my JUN cam gears, but I've also got to give credit to Toda/Spoon for making some nice ones as well.
, Toda/Spoon-
I am pretty happy with my JUN cam gears, but I've also got to give credit to Toda/Spoon for making some nice ones as well.
to TODA....TODA makes the gears for Spoon, but TODA costs a bit less and comes with cam bolts. The Spoon gears don't come with the bolts. [Modified by Blade, 12:07 PM 1/25/2003]
yah the STR's are looking pretty money - someone told me Ichima San (Sp00n) said that was the best USDM product for cam gears, I dont know the truth behind this, just wondering if anyone heard this..?
Depends on if you plan on purchasing aftermarket cams later.
For example, if you were looking at later getting a set of Toda cams, I'd suggest getting Toda cam gears. If you were looking into JUN cams, I'd suggest JUN gears.
While the chances of encountering difficulties due to mismatched products are small, I still believe that when purchasing mulitple parts that work together the best philiosophy is to buy parts from the same manufacturer whenever possible.
For example, if you were looking at later getting a set of Toda cams, I'd suggest getting Toda cam gears. If you were looking into JUN cams, I'd suggest JUN gears.
While the chances of encountering difficulties due to mismatched products are small, I still believe that when purchasing mulitple parts that work together the best philiosophy is to buy parts from the same manufacturer whenever possible.
Try cam gears made by " Ourcamgearssuck " They use a single bolt set up. seems to work great.
I say toda or STR
[Modified by ChargedSi99, 11:59 AM 1/26/2003]
I say toda or STR[Modified by ChargedSi99, 11:59 AM 1/26/2003]



