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    Default b18b valve help

    hey guys, need help real quick. Ive only ever adjusted valves on VTEC models, so rocker arm design is different on this b18b than i am used to. If you have done this yourself and could let me know where to put the feeler gauge, that would be great. I just cant figure out how to do it between valve stem and arm because the arm has those two protrusions coming down around the stem.

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    Last edited by punkr6; 05-09-2009 at 10:53 PM.

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    thats why i made the comment if you have done this, which you obviously havent because you would know the rocker arms for the b18b and a look nothing like that

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    between the cam lobe and the rocker arm worked fine for me hope this helps

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    see, thats what i was thinking to because of the design, can anyone confirm this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by boosted91rex
    between the cam lobe and the rocker arm worked fine for me hope this helps
    confirmed.


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    hahahaha


    If you never done this before I would leave it to the pro's
    speaking for honda/acura


    But all valve adjustments are with the rockers to the tip of the valve/retainer

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tech5
    hahahaha


    If you never done this before I would leave it to the pro's
    speaking for honda/acura


    But all valve adjustments are with the rockers to the tip of the valve/retainer
    exactly...

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    wrong... you still have the same adjustment clearance between the cam and arm as you do with the tip and valve. either is fine. thousanths is thousanths as long as its within the adjustment of the clearance between the valve or the cam the clearance will be the same no matter what guarateed!
    LET ME GUESS... YOU MISSED A GEAR!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tech5
    hahahaha


    If you never done this before I would leave it to the pro's
    speaking for honda/acura


    But all valve adjustments are with the rockers to the tip of the valve/retainer
    i have done it douche, just not on a non vtec engine and the design is different, i asked for help not comments from the peanut gallery, but reps coming your way for people that had somthing worthwhile to contribute

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