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    if im not mistaken u just cant put k20a2 cams into a accord euro motor?

    wouldnt you have to do a head swap?

    k20a2 head will have provision for the third cam lobe. on the k20a2 head both ports are open, once vtec kicks in the valves are opened longer

    where as a k24a3 head vtec machanism does not carry a third cam lobe and only opens up a second port when vtec is engaged

    please correct me if im wrong but from what i have read, this seems to be true
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    Quote Originally Posted by LiL FiLo View Post
    if im not mistaken u just cant put k20a2 cams into a accord euro motor?

    wouldnt you have to do a head swap?

    k20a2 head will have provision for the third cam lobe. on the k20a2 head both ports are open, once vtec kicks in the valves are opened longer

    where as a k24a3 head vtec machanism does not carry a third cam lobe and only opens up a second port when vtec is engaged

    please correct me if im wrong but from what i have read, this seems to be true
    You dont need to do head swaps to run k20a type R cams
    What he needs is type R valve springs and k20a type R valve springs based.

    i think you got mixed up with k24a3 USDM spec.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EG5 View Post
    You dont need to do head swaps to run k20a type R cams
    What he needs is type R valve springs and k20a type R valve springs based.

    i think you got mixed up with k24a3 USDM spec.
    Is it required if limiter is kept around 7400rpm?

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    Quote Originally Posted by fatboyz39 View Post
    Is it required if limiter is kept around 7400rpm?
    if you want to rev it to 8000 rpm, valve springs from type R is required.
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