Changing cams!!!
#11
its not that hard. just get the motor to top dead center. pull off the intake manifold. pull the valve cover. pull off the cam caps. the chain will slide off but it will take some moving back and forth to get it off. put the new cam in. add the caps to make sure it sets in place. add the camshaft chain gear. (that will be the hardest part) install everything else. just make sure you follow the torque specs in a honda maual.
#16
460 for a cam and probably and another 200-300 for the springs and retianers...for probably 5-6whp if your lucky...changing out the cam is easy.... to properly degree in a cam is a whole different story...on some of the cars at the shop we lost power putting in cams untill we set center line...you need to degree the cam in.
#17
460 for a cam and probably and another 200-300 for the springs and retianers...for probably 5-6whp if your lucky...changing out the cam is easy.... to properly degree in a cam is a whole different story...on some of the cars at the shop we lost power putting in cams untill we set center line...you need to degree the cam in.