Best head for Sohc Vtec?
well thats good, i mean, you can always have cams reground ( even tho people hate it)
i'm a fan of the y8 head cuz of the quench zones, less detonation prone and higher comp friendly....
plus you can always port a head to flow more.... PITA to add quench zones...
i'm a fan of the y8 head cuz of the quench zones, less detonation prone and higher comp friendly....
plus you can always port a head to flow more.... PITA to add quench zones...
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tfalconier »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">whats a good cam for a sohc motor, im not saying this head is crap, but it does have its problems, those honda techs i know are very good and they say they see it all the time, i just need to really explain the problem better i guess, im new to hondas, always worked on domestic, and did body work on everything so take it easy guys</TD></TR></TABLE>
They do not make a head that is safe to an incompotent driver.... you are talking about when an engine is misshifted ie 3-2 instaed of 3-4 that can mess up any head and not jsut the z6 and y8 heads. I think honda would have done something about it if the head had a problem ! They make lots of parts that you can swap into the head that can let the engine rev higher and take more abuse...cams,valve train, ARP head bolts etc. The best heads for a D series are the z6 and the y8 due to the fact that they have V-tec and there are lots of parts made for them !
They do not make a head that is safe to an incompotent driver.... you are talking about when an engine is misshifted ie 3-2 instaed of 3-4 that can mess up any head and not jsut the z6 and y8 heads. I think honda would have done something about it if the head had a problem ! They make lots of parts that you can swap into the head that can let the engine rev higher and take more abuse...cams,valve train, ARP head bolts etc. The best heads for a D series are the z6 and the y8 due to the fact that they have V-tec and there are lots of parts made for them !
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TwoRedEGgs »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
The best heads for a D series are the z6 and the y8 due to the fact that they have V-tec and there are lots of parts made for them !</TD></TR></TABLE>
the best head is the one which achieves the results the tuner is looking for. mini me setups are a decent example.
The best heads for a D series are the z6 and the y8 due to the fact that they have V-tec and there are lots of parts made for them !</TD></TR></TABLE>
the best head is the one which achieves the results the tuner is looking for. mini me setups are a decent example.
vtec-E isnt vtec at all, as stated bout the delta cam running rough, that exactly how a domestic motor runs wen it has an aggressive cam profile. it will have a rough idle but performance wont suck
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by snowboarderguy44 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">vtec-E isnt vtec at all, as stated bout the delta cam running rough, that exactly how a domestic motor runs wen it has an aggressive cam profile. it will have a rough idle but performance wont suck</TD></TR></TABLE>
vtec-e is vtec, it just operates differently to allow the motor to burn super lean at low rpms. If you know how to work with it, vtec-e is almost as good as standard vtec.
Any aggressive cam grind can potentially run rough at idle in any motor. Ive just heard deltas cam runs crappy all over...not worth the money to get it.
vtec-e is vtec, it just operates differently to allow the motor to burn super lean at low rpms. If you know how to work with it, vtec-e is almost as good as standard vtec.
Any aggressive cam grind can potentially run rough at idle in any motor. Ive just heard deltas cam runs crappy all over...not worth the money to get it.
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