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skunk 2 can gears?

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    skunk 2 can gears?

    are skunk 2 cam gears any good?

    ebay VVVV

    This auction is for a SKUNK 2 SOHC Tuner Series Cam Gear for the F22A/ F23A [90-02 Accord] The Skunk 2 part number is 304-05-0245 The outer color is Hard Anodized and the inner color is BLUE

    In order to maximize horsepower, it is critical that camshafts are set at the proper position relative to crankshaft position. Skunk2 cam gears enable serious tuners to optimize horsepower and torque by adjusting camshaft timing, and to place power where they need it most. Using the laser etched timing and directional marks, precise camshaft adjustments can be made quickly and easily. Skunk2 cam gears feature CNC precision machined and hard anodized teeth to reduce premature wear; and our signature 6-bolt design eliminates any chance of the gear slipping. Skunk2’s lightweight designs reduce rotational inertia resulting in increased engine response and acceleration. Skunk2 cam gears have been proven on racecars in the most extreme conditions for over a decade.



    Features

    • CNC Machined 6061 Aluminum
    • Hard Anodized Outer Gear
    • Industry Leading 6-Bolt Design
    • +/- 10 Cam Degrees of Adjustment
    • 31% Lighter Than Factory Gears
    • Available in Red, Blue, or Silver

    #2
    I had the set for the h23 they were fine. I did not have any problems with them .

    there is also bisi, aem and a few others

    check them all out
    WE MISS YOU JO(9-04-2008)

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      #3
      Skunk2 products are great, though there may be fake ones floating around ebay.


      If you're not comfortable adjusting your own valves, getting an adjustable cam gear isn't really a great idea. They don't do much anyway, especially with a stock cam. Also, it's not really good to mess with cam timing unless you're tuning on a dyno anyway.






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        #4
        adjustable cam gears on stock cams wont do shit
        itll look efinn sweet but wont do shit
        Originally posted by deevergote
        Just do what PR CB7 said.

        "I'm Going For Wood" (Clickey Clickey)

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          #5
          i was thinking of putting them on the delta 272 regrind
          but how hard is it to install cam gears and camshafts? and to get the timing right

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            #6
            Not too difficult... get a manual and read through the procedure.






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              #7
              ^^^^^^^^^^
              Lmao
              Originally posted by deevergote
              Just do what PR CB7 said.

              "I'm Going For Wood" (Clickey Clickey)

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