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    Question Upgrading cams on Non Vtec Tegs

    Hey, Prolly a noob question i know but are there any aftermarket cams, adjustable cam gears and Valve springs ect on the market for non Vtec engines?
    I have a 95 GSI with extractors, 2 1/4 inch exhaust and a custom SRI with K&N stuck on the end (planning on lightweight flywheel soon) and i whould enjoy reaching beyond my 6900 redline. please tell me if i'm waisting my time but i hant got the cash for a turbo or Vtec conversion.

    any info whould be great, thanks in advance.

    Cheers,

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    what extractors?

    SAFC might be better first option, then followed by cams...

    skunk2 seems to be popular for B18B's

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    i just brought a whole bunch of stuff for my car which is exactly what UR talking about, power for the non-vtec engine

    on my car the da9 i got Stage 2 Crower Cams, Crower Retainer Spring Set, And some Crower Cam Gears, in total it all cost me around 1400 bucks (cams were 400 coz i brought them from a mate, rest came from USA)
    they go by the engine not the car, so they WILL have things for ur car, what engine is it again (i got no idea) my next step and i think is vital is a SAFC becuase whats the point in having it all if it isnt running rioght, u need the tune to get it all right, plus u gain alot from a fairly cheap mod

    ill take pics of my stuff for u if u wanna see hehe

    hope i helped
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    just reading relines post again u have a b18b is that right? well all the part numbers are the same for b18a/b18b because there "the same engine"

    Cams- 62403-2-
    Stage 2 - Street/Strip package.
    Most popular "all motor" profile.
    Requires #84162 kit. 1000 to 8000+ rpm (15-18 hp).

    after exstencivle reading post after post about Crower cams i believe the 403's are better than the 404's, becuase they provide a better "daily" driving consistancy wiht not as harsh idle and things like that

    Cam Gears
    86054BB Honda B Series (black)
    86054BC Honda B Series (clear)
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    Quote Originally Posted by tinkerbell
    what extractors?

    SAFC might be better first option, then followed by cams...

    skunk2 seems to be popular for B18B's

    They are 4-2-1's not sure on the brand, nothing too special though.

    sorry to be a noob but whats a SAFC? is it a type of ECU or somthing?
    I searched the forum but couldnt find a definition for it.



    thanks for the info so far.

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    Apexi SAFC (taken from apoexi-usa.com)
    http://www.apexi-usa.com/product_ele...=202&pageNum=1



    The Super AFC II (Air Flow Converter) is the industry standard for sub computer fuel control. The S-AFC II is designed to fine tune and "squeeze" power out of existing engine setups by allowing the user to modify the fuel curve with precision accuracy. Since the act of simply bolting on performance products does not make maximum horsepower, the S-AFC II allows the user to calibrate the fuel system in accordance with performance upgrades as they are installed. The AFC modifies the air flow meter/ pressure sensor signal voltage going to the factory ECU (Engine Control Unit) to change the amount of fuel injected. The S-AFC II utilizes a VFD (Vacuum Florescent Display) to display critical data in three different modes.

    Features for the S-AFC II include:
    Newly designed case and user interface, single button menu navigation, 12 point fuel correction in 200 RPM increments, data storage for two different correction maps, password protection, integrated knock monitor, and 4 different display options.

    The S-AFC II, while not completely universal, comes preprogrammed with 15 of the most commonly used air flow meter/pressure sensor maps. By setting the AFC to one of these programs, the user is able to adjust injected fuel amounts by +/- 50%. 12 user defined RPM adjustment points allow for fine tuning in 200 RPM increments. Fuel can also be adjusted for part or full throttle situations.

    The Deceleration Air Flow Correction cures erratic idle problems for Hot Wire vehicles equipped with an open atmosphere blow off valve. The S-AFC II can also display an incredible amount of data including: Air Flow Capacity (Hotwire and Flap Type only), Engine RPM, Throttle Position, Pressure Sensor voltage, Karmann Frequency, and Air Flow Meter Correction.

    The S-AFC II displays data in three different modes: Numerical, Analog, and Graph. Numerical Mode allows the user to monitor up to four different parameters in numbers and also shows peak hold values on demand. The Analog Mode displays up to two values in an easy to read meter style display. Peak Hold is also included in this function. The Graph mode offers real time graph plotting with a Ghost map trace feature built in. The graph can replay movement up to 60 seconds.

    CONCEPT:
    Piggyback Fuel Computer with 12 correction points in 200 RPM increments.

    CHARACTERISTICS:
    Modifies air-flow meter signal (pressure signal in some vehicles) to optimize fuel-air ratio; Vacuum Fluorescent Display (VFD).

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    there is also a new Apexi Neo out as well which is the next up from the SAFC, but it does cost a bit more.
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    The Neo- (taken from apexi-usa.com)
    http://www.apexi-usa.com/product_ele...=260&pageNum=1



    The SAFC NEO marks the newest edition to the world famous Super AFC line of piggy back fuel controllers. Building upon the powerful SAFC II, the AFC NEO has taken piggy back style fuel control to a new level. The AFC NEO boasts an incredible 16 points of user definable fuel correction. VTEC control has also been incorporated for Honda/Acura applications. A complete monitor mode is also available to keep the driver/tuner informed of critical engine data.

    Features include:

    - Completely new case design
    - Compact design
    - Incorporates both AFC and VAFC functions in one unit
    - 16 point fuel correction
    - Color FED display
    - User defined button and background colors
    - Inverted "anti-glare" screen

    Key functions include:

    MONITOR MODE-
    * RPM
    * Throttle
    * Battery voltage
    * Correction %
    * Air flow %
    * Pressure
    * Karmann
    * VTEC

    SETTING MODE-
    * Air map
    * Air map graph
    * Throttle point
    * Deceleration air
    * VTEC control
    * VTEC unmatch

    ETC MODE-
    * Model select
    * Mode select
    * Car select
    * Sensor select
    * Analog scale
    * Warning set
    * Display set
    * Sensor check


    CONCEPT:
    High resolution fuel control with integrated VTEC control.

    CHARACTERISTICS:
    Revolutionary color FED display easily
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cold Fusion
    i just brought a whole bunch of stuff for my car which is exactly what UR talking about, power for the non-vtec engine

    on my car the da9 i got Stage 2 Crower Cams, Crower Retainer Spring Set, And some Crower Cam Gears, in total it all cost me around 1400 bucks (cams were 400 coz i brought them from a mate, rest came from USA)
    they go by the engine not the car, so they WILL have things for ur car, what engine is it again (i got no idea) my next step and i think is vital is a SAFC becuase whats the point in having it all if it isnt running rioght, u need the tune to get it all right, plus u gain alot from a fairly cheap mod

    ill take pics of my stuff for u if u wanna see hehe

    hope i helped
    have you got it all installed yet? if so what sort of gains have you managed (or expect)? i'm thinking that Apexi SAFC II might be nice come tax return time.

    Could you please post some pics or your stuff?

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    I would hate to know the price of that SAFC Neo... although that is a great mod to have due to the fact that u can ultimately tune your car from the cockpit and monitor almost everything, Let us know how the cams go aswell!!

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    IMO for the effort and expense of aftermarket cams and valvetrain etc.. i'd say you're better to try and find a B16A(2) head and ECU and do the VTEC conversion. The VTEC head will give you much higher gains than just non-vtec cams and will provide much more flexibility for future mods...

    think about it once you whack cams etc in a non-vtec and approach the engine's limits, you're still only in stock B16A territory.. B16A head on your B18B block and you're closer to type R

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    Quote Originally Posted by redinteg
    have you got it all installed yet? if so what sort of gains have you managed (or expect)? i'm thinking that Apexi SAFC II might be nice come tax return time.

    Could you please post some pics or your stuff?
    i havent got it installed yet, so far im buying stuff after every pay check lol i still got headers and either SAFC or neo to buy. the neos are 570 from ebay (inc shipping) and the SAFCs u can get 2nd hand for like...300

    i HOPE to get (with headers, cams, cam gears and safc+tune maybe..

    cams- 10-15
    cam gears- 5-10
    Tune-6-12
    Headers-5-15

    so around hopefully 40kw at engine Gain (i have no idea but id hope its alot gain for the money its cost lol)

    All my car has atm is exaughst and air intake...and yeh im waiting for my tax too lol

    I will get pics ASAP
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