I have a b18a1 motor that's completely stock with higher miles around 200xxx. My question is what all do I need to do to my motor before I can put them in. I have a healthy transmission I just put in a new clutch kit with a lightened flywheel the head was ported and polished.
What do I need to do to my stock motor to put stage 3 cams in it
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Cams should match your compression.
If you aren't going to a high comp. piston, running a stage 3 cam won't net you much gain, and in fact, may make you slower.
If you don't want to tear apart the block, stage 1 is about as big as you want to go. TO support those, you'll need upgrade valve springs and retainers.
If you aren't going to a high comp. piston, running a stage 3 cam won't net you much gain, and in fact, may make you slower.
If you don't want to tear apart the block, stage 1 is about as big as you want to go. TO support those, you'll need upgrade valve springs and retainers.
I got the cams for a killer deal I'm only into them 60 bucks there Brian crower stage 3 cams they've never been used so I just thought I'd get them the worst case is I'll trade them or resell them. There about $450-500 new so I couldn't pass it up
Honestly, you would spend more money building the engine for those cams than if you sold them and put the money towards a budget turbo build. The turbo will also yield better power.
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