im gettin a set of CTR cams brand new from a local seller in Houston. Even though he says they are quote "BRAND SPANKIN NEW"

What should i be looking for when i go pick them up?
Anyone happen to know the part number? For the intake and exhuast cam.

I just need a few tips on what i need to be looking out for since ill be putting these in my engine and i dont want to F things up.

thanks

 

how much are you payin'? just curious if its a good deal or not

 

525....im tryin to get it lower

 

That's a good price

 

check out the Best Buy forum: http://www.hondamotorsonline.com/sho...Engine%20Parts
They have the CTR int for $280 and ITR exh for $225. that is $505 total, plus shipping.

 

why not get 2000-2001 ITR cams, they're almost identical, better than pre-2000s, seen go for around 400-450

 

Question??? why not just get both ctr intake and exhaust instead of just ctr intake, and itr exhaust. just askin

 

Because ctr and itr exhaust are thesame cam profile. The intake on the ctr is 3 degrees bigger than the itr.
EVIL

 

Technicality: Degrees is a measure of time not size. The CTR Intake cam stays open 3* longer than the ITR. Sorry, it was bothering me

 

Aren't cam functions measured by lift (inches or mm) and duration (degrees, minutes, seconds)?

 

Lets not get too technical now
http://tiiite.b16a.com/VtecCams.htm
EVIL


[Modified by Evil GS-R, 7:06 AM 7/18/2001]

 

because no one has mic'd the new intake cam to show how different (if different at all) it is from the regular ITR cam or CTR one. It could just be a part number change (there was a long thread on this a month or two ago). Just get the CTR cams. -C

 

http://tiiite.b16a.com/VtecCams.htm

This site lists physical characteristics which are unique to CTR cams

V

 

Hey ModleSi, read the thread, I already posted that link.
LOL
EVIL

 

thanks for link EVIL

 

now thats a good deal right there...