Hello, I am writing you to ask you a question regarding your line of Honda camshafts. I see that you have custom, non-regrind cams for the non-VTEC B series motors, however, currently none for the H23. Has Crower taken considered producing cams for the H23 engine? As I'm sure you know, it is quite a popular motor for swaps into Accords, Integras, Civics, and is found in the 92-96 Prelude Si. As a Prelude owner and an active member of the online Prelude community, I would like to know if there were any plans on the development of non-regrind cams. Thank you in advance.
Hopefully they'll respond. Hopefully they'd like my car to develop them and give me a free set.
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vtec is all its cracked up to be. Like the toda cams that get rid of vtec to get rid of things like the spike in oil pressure and a few other great things attributed to the crossover.
i think everyone should email them. and while were at it, request valve springs, valves, retainers, keepers all that good stuff.....
Im sorry guys h23>h22, because I said so....
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1992 Prelude SI Type SH EBP VTEC BB1 SiR H23 DOHC 4th gen Type-R BB4 Milano Nordic Mist F22 JDM-spec 5th gen Type-S 4WS H22 EDM Mugen edition
Originally posted by brendon2k I would consider getting cams.
vtec is all its cracked up to be. Like the toda cams that get rid of vtec to get rid of things like the spike in oil pressure and a few other great things attributed to the crossover.
yeah, i'm sure when using JUST the vtec lobes your car would just idle so smooth and you'd have all kinds of low end power
The problem I see with Crower doing this is that they don't see too much potential for sales, considering the H23 was only offered in the Prelude from 92-96, so it is relatively limited.
Not trying to hate, just an observation.
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1994 Prelude Si (Sitting in Garage)
2004 WRX Wagon (Pounding the snow)
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