i have a 91 b18a and i was wondering what cams would be the best bang for buck...please give me some recommendations...thx in advance

 

I'm curious about this one as well, bumb

 

This is what i found...

http://www.crower.com/cat/impo...shtml

hth

 

If you aren't going to raise your compression, then crower 403's would probably be a good choice for you. If you do raise your compression, then 404's would give you some nice power. Either choice should be installed with valvesprings and tuned for best reliability/results.

 

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i believe it was styleTeG i talked to and in order for him to keep his crank pressure within stock tolerances with the 404's he milled his head .015...i think, he did this to keep keep the cams from overcamming the engine i believe

 

check out the jg cams, my friend made pretty good power with jg 303's

 

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I agree with the post above.

Otherwise check out my sig or nonvtec.com

 

crower cams

 

yea the crowers do look good...i might decide to get some too