From Everyones expericence whats the best choice for cam gears for an ITR


Sorry for the re-post both i messed up with the first one

 

As long as you're littering the board, why don't you try a third time and add Toda, also make it an open poll.

POLLS

 

Yeha, you forgot

Toda
Spoon

 

Sorry but i am not litering i just messed up the first time and i used a closed because these are the companys that i can get at cost so i am thinking of goin with one off them...jesus sorry to **** u off just looking for some help

 

Ok, in that case, I think AEM or Skunk2 do a good job. (but, Toda or Spoon do a really good job.)

 

dont get anything that only has 3 bolts ( like AEM) , i recomend Skunk2's they are light and have 6 bolts.

 

You ask for the best and you don't include it!? Toda!!

 

Where is D when we need him???

 

Stupid fuggin polls.


D

 

I wonder how many of your posts are "stoopid fuqin p0ll" posts...i think it's safe to say like 1/3 at least

Just make your own cam gears. All you need is a roll of toilet paper and a magic marker! I saw martha stewart do it....or was it all a dream?

 

what about JUN sprockets?

 

The day Martha Stewart is tuning Hondas is the day I buy a Kia.

 

I used to have weapon R cam gears for about 17k miles. I took them aluminum pos's off because they chewed up my tbelt. The bastards said they were installed improperly(b.s.) I now have jun cam gears. They almost look stock and hey I've had them for over 20k miles. Imho steel cam gears get my vote. Aluminum parts should be avoided. Jun cam gears are actually stock gears modifies to be adjustable. For all of these companies claiming the have "lightweight units" lets see if your timing belt appreciates them changing form over time. Forming teeth actually to chew up our belts and bending dam near all our C5's valves. sorry so long

 

jdmhondaparts.com has 6 bolt cam gears pretty cheap.

 

Agreed. Toda would be my choice.

 

I like the SS Work's cam gears

 

I had AEM, sold them in favor of a set of Toda's....lighter and more bolts = less slippage =

 

i say get the Skunk2's

 

FNG,

HAH hAH hAH "I too was there that's why I'm laughing, kinda like an initiation into a brotherhood or fraternity!"

anyways TODA Gen2's are Still the best out there as of NOW!

Of the others I'd guess the Skunk's but of course you are still listing seconds and other sub companies and material. The AEM's were OK at one time but I've heard various stories of them slipping being that they only have 3 bolts to tighten.

Again from the bottom of my heart;

DO A FRIGGIN SEARCH!!!!!!!

And of course Good Luck,

A.

 

how can you tell the difference b/w 2nd gen toda cam gears and 1st gen. I just got the toda cam gears about three weeks ago so I hope I have the 2nd

 

damn, first double post


[Modified by SleepyR, 5:14 PM 10/31/2001]

 

These are the gen IIs.

the Gen Is look more like Spoon Sports camgears.

 

Get teh TODA GenII cam gears, they are the best one out there. Well worth the money IMO.

 

I have had no problems with the gen I toda's

 

They all do the same damn thing.

Just get whatever you get the best deal on. And if you are worried about bolts slipping, replace them with better bolts ......

People can get so uppity about products. Give me some REAL reasons why the Toda or Spoon ones are better than Skunk or AEM. And slipping isn't one of them, that's bullshit bad installation, maintainence, and over/under tightening on ANY cam gear.