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B16a1 Valve Issue


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madchild

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i just found out that i bent some valves on my b16a1 and i need to know if i have to find or get JDM valves or can i use some from a USDM honda, PLEASE HELP.

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where in the US are you?

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madchild

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im actually in canada..hahaha

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check you PMs

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sorry im not sure what PMs are

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QUOTE (madchild @ Jul 25 2005, 03:05 PM)
sorry im not sure what PMs are



Private messages, you should have a little sign in the top right of the screen that says you have 2 new messages or whatever, If you click on it, it will bring you ro your PM screen

Edited by b16a87crxsi, 25 July 2005 - 04:09 PM.


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madchild

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well if canada creates problems, what about the specs on a b16a1 valve, like thickness, length, etc....

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The only problem is, half the stuff I ship up there gets stuck in customs, and both me, and the customer winds up getting shafted sad.gif Ill get those specs for ya

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http://www.teirney.n...6AReference.htm


Try this site Ill post some more in an edit

Quote from http://www.g-speed.c...tech.html#vtec2

The four-valves-per-cylinder are Vee-inclined at an included angle of 56 in a pentroof-shaped combustion chamber. Valve diameters are 33 mm for intake and 28 mm for exhaust. There are three cams and three rockers per pair of valves. The cams have different profiles and lift amounts. On either side are "primary" or low-mid-speed cams, flanking the lone "secondary" or high-speed cam. Obviously the secondary power cam has a wider opening period and a higher lift: a 90 overlap and a 10-mm lift, which is indeed similar to those of a Group A racing Civic. The primary valves have milder timings and smaller lifts, the latter 8 mm and 5 mm. One of these primary cams, the 8-mm lift one, operates its intake valve first via rocker arm, letting mixtures in and generating swirl motion. The other 5-mm lift primary cam-valve combination follows 10 later, further filling the combustion chamber.

Edited by b16a87crxsi, 25 July 2005 - 04:50 PM.


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just go to the honda dealership and ask for valves for the 94 del sol DOHC VTEC, or for the 99 civic Si VTEC. both came with B16's, and came in the states.
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As far as the b16 all generation valves should swap right???



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