ok so i was planning on swapping in my gsr cams into my 1 gen obd0 b16 tomarrow. i just want to make sure i do it right... well i was wondering.... can i do it w/ out removing the head? i've heard you can... and i have a couple of sites that kinda explain it.... just want to make sure.... plus how can i make sure which is which... i did a search too w/ no results.... here's the links:

http://hybrid2.honda-perf.org/tech/cams.html
http://www.c-speedracing.com/h...m.php

i'm sure i'm just being over carefull. but just want to be sure.

 

theres no reason at all that you'd have to remove the head. i dont know where you heard that, but it doesnt make sense. you only have to remove the cams if you're removing the head.

as far as telling which is which, you'll see the slot on the one cam that mates with the distributor, so they'll only fit in there one way.

make sure you do a valve adjustment once the new cams are in, since you will have different lift specs, etc.

 

what do you mean by head? do u mean valve cover?
removing the whole head would make no sense.

 

in the b16 fsm (online) it says to remove the head.... this is wrong because i've seen it done w/ out removing the head. i'm just gonna follow those 2 sites info... it seems acurate.
damnit i've never done a valve adjustment hope i don't f*ck up.

 

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i'm removing my stock cams upgrading to GSR cams....

stupidity on my part.... should have known there'd be a slot in intake cam.

 

Also here: http://www.g2ic.com/tegtips/engine/26.html

 

THANKYOU! looks just about the same as the instructions i had

 

you won't need to take off the head, just follow the instructions in the link from cspeedracing. they have one of the best how to in the web, good luck!