Does anyone know if these are better than the Prelude Type S cams and how much better if so? Anyone know where to get these?

 

Not for certain, you can get them in Europe I bet. Why not just get different aftermarket cams here? Like the AEM or something..

 

aem doesnt make cams, try crower, or even a regrind

 

Look over in the Prelude forum, there are quite a few threads about cams, jun and crower.

 

I thought AEM made cam gears?

 

cam gears but not cams

 

what's the difference? I know there is one but I'm not sure what it is...explain to da newbie please

 

cams are the actual shafts that turn and raise and lower the valves, cam gears are the gears that turn the cams, right?

 

I see...finally know what cams do, thanks!

 

ladies and gentlemen we have a winner..............
wonder what the j-spec cam would do?

 

To be ****, which I mostly am, camshafts are the shafts whose cam lobes (well the "lobes" are the actual cams... "an eccentric or multiply curved wheel mounted on a rotating shaft, used to produce variable or reciprocating motion in another engaged or contacted part"...) rotate and push on rocker arms which in turn raise and lower the valves… and cam gears (aka cam timing sprockets) turn the camshafts.

 

Dave, you forgot to mention that the cam gear or sproket connects the cam or cams to the connecting rod by means of the timing belt.

 

errrr crank shaft?

 

the foot bone's connected to the....ankle bone. The ankle bone's connected to the...shin bone. The shin bone's connected to the knee bone...

 

doh is that what its called

 

h22a7 is the code for the type-r motor, and it is seriously hard to find