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    Im blunt,Get over it blacknightteg's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steveo
    LIRL at people who say 180k is break in....

    honestly, i would compression check it cause you know once you get it going quicker, you will have a heavier foot...happens to us all but if you get stuff done and start romping on it, theres only so much a motor can take with that mileage(depending on how its been driven)

    just find a vtec head and call it a day

    find a vtec head to do what? make it LS/VTEC? i have heard so many different opinions about doing an LS/VTEC. some say its good some say its bad. but i dont know what to believe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by blacknightteg
    find a vtec head to do what? make it LS/VTEC? i have heard so many different opinions about doing an LS/VTEC. some say its good some say its bad. but i dont know what to believe.
    lsvtec if done RIGHT is as relaible as stock...that goes for any motor swap...get a hack job done and then you arent guaranteed anything...

    i did find this for you though which may be something you want to consider that i forgot about...

    Third point:

    Cams work in harmony with the static CR via the dynamic CR. When you increase the duration of a cam from stock, you WILL lose cylinder pressure up the intake port. Cylinder pressure is what turns the crank. Lower that cranking pressure during the power stroke and you lower how much the crank is turned. With mild to moderate spec cams, this loss is not so huge and you won't lose power from this cylinder pressure bleed off. But as you get higher and higher on the cam's overlap and duration, the more bleed off you get. You can actually go
    too big of a cam for your engine..."overcamming the engine".
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