Do I really need the clear camgear cover??

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Nov 3, 2005 | 03:34 PM

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Blue Evo 8

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Well, the newsflash for tonight is that I picked up a new set of HKS 280's from a fellow EVOM member today, and also ordered a 255 LPH FP, some shifter bushings, and 1 camgear to tune the intake side. i'm gonne set my cams at +2 INT 0 EXH on the 280's

Nov 3, 2005 | 03:41 PM

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Yeah, I did the same thing with my Integra, actually no, I did ride around w/o a cover for a long time but thats just risking it.

Forget it...I'll keep the stock cover and save me $100 or so towards mods that make power. Thanks.

ya save yourself the money, its just extra

Nov 3, 2005 | 03:43 PM

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ya save yourself the money, its just extra

i've aready skipped on buying the clear cover....ill use the stock one instead

Nov 3, 2005 | 07:02 PM

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Get the clear cover and the cam gears. As you can see, I left the piece of reflective tape on one of my gears for Tuning Technologies tach signal pickup device on their dynojet. Also, when troubleshooting, you can easily check the exact setting of your cam gears. Also it clears all the after market cam gears so you don't have to shave your stock cover.