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Originally posted by 1genCL
let me put it this way. i called them and they wanted over $500 for a regrind of the stock cam. i dont think so. :shakehd:
let me put it this way. i called them and they wanted over $500 for a regrind of the stock cam. i dont think so. :shakehd:
that is actually about the normal price if you have it done by a shop that knows what they are doing.
Gude does good work, they did some work on a b18c head we had a few years back. We were satisfied.
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plus shipping.... plus the donwtime of sending them a cam. otherwise they want 724.00 to ship a reground cam to you. i know they do really good work, but it just seems a bit much.
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Originally posted by BallinCl17
they say with a dnyo chart for a gsr that you can have a gain of 58 whp with the head package
they say with a dnyo chart for a gsr that you can have a gain of 58 whp with the head package
seems like a good upgrade tho.. for going all motor
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Originally posted by 97Acura3.0CL
no way, 58 whp from a regrind of the cam? i dont think so and for that money i would just buy the type s cams and then regrind tehm later
no way, 58 whp from a regrind of the cam? i dont think so and for that money i would just buy the type s cams and then regrind tehm later
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