What retainers should i get?
07-26-2004, 10:51 PM
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I got all my stuff from Earl. He's a moderator on Honda-tech.net and he deals with Supertech parts. I got Ti retainers, SS valves, and dual valve springs for around $500 US. 
I don't have his contact info, but using google or searching on honda-tech you can find him pretty easily. Tell him Jason sent ya.
I don't have his contact info, but using google or searching on honda-tech you can find him pretty easily. Tell him Jason sent ya.
07-27-2004, 04:16 AM
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is it true that ti wears out faster and must be switched out every 30k miles?
i tried searching for the truth on google but the same thing comes up...
TI is stronger than steel retainers....i mean DUH but what about life of the parts?
i tried searching for the truth on google but the same thing comes up...
TI is stronger than steel retainers....i mean DUH but what about life of the parts?
07-27-2004, 05:07 AM
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I'm using stock retainers. I'm pretty sure that the retainers that Alaniz sells would work with this setup, too.
Be sure that you do a before & after dyno for the cam install. I'm sure everyone would like to see what results you get.
Be sure that you do a before & after dyno for the cam install. I'm sure everyone would like to see what results you get.
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