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my na build (h22a)

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    my na build (h22a)

    so today i just ordered skunk2 pro series stage 1 camshafts, skunk2 high compression valves (stock size), skunk2 pro series valve springs and retainers.
    so im trying to go for some decent numbers on a na motor. oh yeah and i also ordered the coversion kit from auto to man tensioner so i wont have to worry about that damn tensioner going out. dont know if i need cam gears, i was thinking about it and decided not to. also im thinking of getting a greddy timing belt. but hopfully this will make me a little faster. 4 saturdays ago i ran a 14.6 @ 98mph (still spinning )at silverdollar raceway in reynolds ga so im hoping after this head build it puts me in the 13s so i will keep up with the hatches with my family 4 door car. ive been doing research for months trying to find the best camshaft and parts that i needed and what to do and how to do it. what do you guys think of my build and any advice would be good as well.
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    It seems to be a pretty good setup, Thats what i will probably wind up going with on my build, coupled with their intake manifold and TB. I also have a spare head that i want to get some port and polish work done on. If i had a spare block i would just do a h23 vtec while i was that far into it.

    edited for better understanding
    Last edited by 90Cb7sleeper; 02-24-2008, 12:01 PM.

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      #3
      cam gears and a p28, tune for the cams you just got.

      O' and a complet tune up

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        #4
        yes i am taking it to mainstream to get it retuned after. any way the car wont run prob without a tune. ps i already have a p28

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          Originally posted by 90Cb7sleeper
          It seems to be a pretty good setup, Thats what i will probably wind up going with on my build coupled with their intake manifold and TB. I also have a spare head that i want to get some port and polish work done on. If i had a spare block i would just to that and an h23 vtec while i was at it.
          thanks for the offer but i pretty much dumped all my spare money in this build. port and polish would be nice one day tho.

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            #6
            Originally posted by whatever210
            thanks for the offer but i pretty much dumped all my spare money in this build. port and polish would be nice one day tho.

            Lol man, i was just giving you the details of my build, i cant wait to see what this does for yours. you going to have them in before the geogia meet?

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              unfort no. i got to wait till im out of school so i can put them in and then go get it tuned.

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                So where'd you find the pro series springs because on the skunk2 site pro springs aren't listed for the h22 and I cant seem to find them only the tuner series.....

                http://www.skunk2.com/Engine/index2....&cat_id=VSPPRO

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                  #9
                  go for a Gates timing belt, should cost about half of a greddy and the quality is one of the best.
                  I <3 G60.

                  0.5mm Oversized Stainless valves and bronze guides available. Pm me please.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Chrisisiced
                    So where'd you find the pro series springs because on the skunk2 site pro springs aren't listed for the h22 and I cant seem to find them only the tuner series.....

                    http://www.skunk2.com/Engine/index2....&cat_id=VSPPRO


                    you dont have to run the pro series springs with the stage 1 pro series cam. i called them and they told me it would be perfectly okay to run the tuner series springs on the pro series stage 1.

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                      #11
                      Yeah i did see that but im wondering for people who decide to go pro2 or 3 what do you do for a spring kit?????

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                        #12
                        i was thinking the same thing but arent the b series springs the same as the h series springs?

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                          311-05-5350 Skunk2 B16A - B18C1-5 1.6/1.8L DOHC VTEC Pro-Series Valve Spring Set

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by MenaceAccord92
                            311-05-5350 Skunk2 B16A - B18C1-5 1.6/1.8L DOHC VTEC Pro-Series Valve Spring Set
                            How are you so sure b series springs work for the h series?

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                              with a great tune i suspect you could get around 15-17 hp from what you have bought.
                              I also have the greddy timing belt with no complaint, except it is hard to put on. took about 20 min to do so with the motor out of the car.

                              glad to see your converting the tensioner.

                              In the future when you go to buy more for your motor, remember that Bisimito header and a few others will also lay down those type hp numbers.
                              "Self Renewed"

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