offered by a number of site vendors you should not need the VTC related parts (springs and o-rings). The '96 model doesn't have the VTC feature found in earlier years. Guys correct me if I don't have this right? Also if the plan is to just service and then park the car as a collector vehicle not sure I'd replace the CAM and crankseals if not already leaking - given the car was driven yearly up to now (i.e., seals getting regular lubrication). When replacing the seals there's always a slight chance of nicking/scratching the shafts during the procedure and causing permanent leaking issues. FYI - the crank seal is usually replaced by cutting off the crank sprocket gear since they usually are rusted in place and fairly difficult to remove. That's the reason the t-belt kits often include a new gear. If not doing the crank seal, the sprocket gear would be another kit part not needed.
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