A Couple of Questions.....
#16
Well there are 2 ways one is to detensioner the hydraulic tensioner useing a treaded rod and remove and install the new cams that way. the 2nd way is to remove the timingbelt and hydraulic tensioner all the way and remove the old cams and install the new ones. both ways work with out removing the head and while your at it you can install the Arp studs like I said by doing one at a time.
#19
#21
Why are you guys so insistent on getting arp head studs at his level. You don't need them bro....save yourself the 100 bux and the guessing game on weather your car is the one out of 10 that the one by one method didn't work on. It is a common misconception that boost is what will stretch your head bolts. This is untrue, it would take an incredible amount of psi to stretch a bolt with 8 mm thread. But what does happen is detonation and detonation at a high horsepower levels is more severe because you have more air and more fuel being ignited prematurely thus more strain on the headbolts. So leave the stockers in there and get a good reputable tune
#23
studs are not directly linked to adding cams. and you can put them in without even removing the cams. If your car makes over 400 whp on a dynojet then get some studs otherwise Its pointless.
#24
Well there are 2 ways one is to detensioner the hydraulic tensioner useing a treaded rod and remove and install the new cams that way. the 2nd way is to remove the timingbelt and hydraulic tensioner all the way and remove the old cams and install the new ones. both ways work with out removing the head and while your at it you can install the Arp studs like I said by doing one at a time.
#25
Well there are 2 ways one is to detensioner the hydraulic tensioner useing a treaded rod and remove and install the new cams that way. the 2nd way is to remove the timingbelt and hydraulic tensioner all the way and remove the old cams and install the new ones. both ways work with out removing the head and while your at it you can install the Arp studs like I said by doing one at a time.
#26
Dude you do not have to pull the head to install cams.
http://evomoto.com/tech_info.php?tPa...9b32e1de3e0e82
http://evomoto.com/tech_info.php?tPa...9b32e1de3e0e82