Subject	Get the BDE sprockets
Posted by	na300zx (OH) on March 15, 2010 at 6:20 AM
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In Reply To	To go Aftermarket Cam Gears or not??? posted by pearlwhite94ttz on March 15, 2010 at 01:13 AM
Message	VTC adjusts valve timing so that you get better midrange power. If you go with JUN or Tomei intake sprockets, your engine will still make similar top end numbers, but the area under the curve will be smaller. For the few extra dollars, your car will be much more enjoyable to drive. PS- BDE now makes adjustable intake sprockets if you really want to dial in your timing. That way you get the best of every world. Click to see how intelligent our leadership really is... Biden Pelosi Obama Obama
Follow Ups	To go Aftermarket Cam Gears or not??? - pearlwhite94ttz 01:13:52 03/15/10 Get the BDE sprockets - na300zx (OH) 06:20:30 03/15/10 restoring VTC on a 96? - edharken 18:39:44 03/15/10 Any other ideas? (n/m) - pearlwhite94ttz 18:22:54 03/15/10 Why do you continue on a quest to get a different answer? - HighPsi 19:08:07 03/15/10 don't waste ur breath man. only EP racing's opinion counts. - nissansx 20:11:56 03/15/10 Re: To go Aftermarket Cam Gears or not??? (n/m) - Zoooomer 19:57:26 03/15/10 Re: To go Aftermarket Cam Gears or not??? - Zoooomer 20:03:01 03/15/10 Brett Dempsey Engineering = BDE (n/m) - HighPsi 20:36:11 03/15/10 You need both to maximize potential..... - Warrz 01:28:22 03/16/10 how about these? - Andrewhuffman 23:43:53 03/16/10
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