would h22 valves and springs work in an f22a? i used search and came up with everything except what i was looking for
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h22 valve springs in a f22a

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And they fight and dance 'till the morning
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Originally posted by deevergoteEverything in Japan is made with carbon fiber and used panties.Tags: None
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Why don't you simply purchase F22A valves springs from Bisimoto? They are stronger than stock, so you can upgrade your camshaft.Originally posted by J3wman View Postwould h22 valves and springs work in an f22a? i used search and came up with everything except what i was looking forBisimoto Engineering
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Originally posted by robert@bisimoto View PostWhy don't you simply purchase F22A valves springs from Bisimoto? They are stronger than stock, so you can upgrade your camshaft.
Bisimoto Engineering
1) Call 1-888-9BC-MOTO(888-922-6686 ext. 1) Mon-Fri 9am-6pm PST
2) Email me, robert@bisimoto.com
3) Contact me on AIM, robert@bisimoto.com
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No i didnt reply because im still looking around. im going bisimoto on as much as i can do but im also going turbo. Im sending a f22a6 cam in after xmas for a level 2 turbo job and a vc for them to autograph, after that ill order valves and do a PnP.Originally posted by frootloops View PostI think your suggestion is falling onto deaf ears...
They rise their wooden pints and they yoik and sing
And they fight and dance 'till the morning
Dont forget my MRT for my 1992 Honda Accord LX
Originally posted by deevergoteEverything in Japan is made with carbon fiber and used panties.
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Uhhh...the fact that one comes with retainers and one doesn't?Originally posted by CB7lx91 View Postcan you tell me the difference in your Pro Springs that come with titanium retainers and Pro Springs that come without any retainers?
Both are rated at 10,200 rpm and have over $100 difference.
Thanks,
Andy.Originally posted by sweet91accordif aredy time i need to put something in cb7tuner. you guy need to me a smart ass about and bust on my spelling,gramar and shit like that in so sorry.
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That would be it. The titanium retainers is what makes up that $100 price difference. I opted for the ones without, until I start making more HP...Originally posted by foamypirate View PostUhhh...the fact that one comes with retainers and one doesn't?
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