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Old 11-07-2006, 01:40 PM
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Freakin' nasty. I need to work some overtime so I can have good, pleasing power as well.
GIT-R-DONE!
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Very nice indeed! So, stupid question here... what "disadvantages" are there to running a SR on the street? I know they're noisy (whoop dee-doo ), but isn't there something that has to be adjusted semi-often? BTW, get those other videos up!
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Originally Posted by A-man930
Very nice indeed! So, stupid question here... what "disadvantages" are there to running a SR on the street? I know they're noisy (whoop dee-doo ), but isn't there something that has to be adjusted semi-often? BTW, get those other videos up!
There are no "disadvantages" . I can't hear them over the exhaust so I can't say that they are noisy. A SR requires a little extra service when the car comes in for oil changes.
In the first 500 mi, you will check and readjust (if nessicary) valve lash 4-5 times. After 500mi the lash will stabalise, then they should be good for about 3000-6000 mi.
Checking and adjusting valves is very easy. You are only looking at about a 25-35 min. service when the car is in any way so for me it's a non issue. The funny thing is that my old HR was more of a problem (stupid type-r's).
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Damn that is one nasty lt1
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i wish people would stop going to CAM. end of story. there are better shops out there that can build a motor a **** load better and tune it as well. my opinion take it for what its worth. if you want to know more pm
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i wish people would stop going to CAM. end of story. there are better shops out there that can build a motor a **** load better and tune it as well. my opinion take it for what its worth. if you want to know more pm
Obviously they know something with that badass motor, and I've personally dealt with Creech plenty of times and never once had a problem.
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Originally Posted by borninatransam
i wish people would stop going to CAM. end of story. there are better shops out there that can build a motor a **** load better and tune it as well. my opinion take it for what its worth. if you want to know more pm
You sound like a dick to me. I have no interest in your story. Jeff helped me out big on my setup so STFU.

Jeff didn't build the engine, retard. AI did the top end and cam. I did the rest (according to AI's specs.)
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hey good job with your car, im paying close attention to this thread as im going to be placing my order from AI tomorrow. I have decided on there 200cc package but i want it much tamer for DD duties. if you had time and didnt mind could you pm me about your experiences with your origional set up? ie gas mileage and such, i think thats going to be close to what im looking to get. Im puttin this on my stock 50k motor and well see what happens!
thanks jason
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Ever get any more vids?



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