Crower Cams, Springs, Retainers at AWSOME PRICES!!! | Truehonda


After months and months of engineering Crower has Finally came out with the D17a2 cam sets, valvesprings and retainers, and rods for our cars! With the help of yours trully (Truehonda), we were able to have them be the first out to bring power to our 1.7 liters. Here is the initial group buy. These prices will never be seen again. They are introductory prices which basically most vendors will pay! Here we go:
All Stages 2+ require Valvespring + Retainer set
Crower Stage 1: $379
Crower Stage 2 Turbo Spec: $379
Crower Stage 2 NA Spec: $379
Crower Stage 3 Race Spec: $379
Crower Valvespring + Retainer Set: $302
Crower Rods: $699
"Which Stage is right for you?"
Q: If I want something good for the street but I do go track my car a lot
A: Crower Stage 2 with valvespring and retainer set
Q: I just want a little power gain and want to spend as little as possible
A: Crower Stage 1 (valesprings and Retainer Kit optional but recomended)
Q: I spray N20 or Nitrous, which cam should I get, the Turbo Cam or the Stage 2 NA?
A: Your best bet is to go with the NA because the turbo cam is setup for full time boost.
Q: I want to build a full race car which hardly sees streets
A: Crower stage 3. They have a high lift and long duration. your Idle will be very rough, but the power will be there. You CAN use this with Turbo Cars.
Info:
Crower Stage 1:
The stage 1 was built for for somoene looking for about 7-10whp. These cams have a stock idle basically and are smooth all the way to 8k.
Crower Stage 2:
The stage 2 NA are built with a very smooth Idle but have a bit of an edgier lift for those looking for 11-16whp with tuning. The valvespring and retainer set is 100% needed for these unless you wanna ruin the head/motor. The Stage 2 Boost, are meant for supercharged and mostly turbo cars.
Crower Stage 3:
They have a high lift and long duration. your Idle will be very rough, but the power will be there. You CAN use this with Turbo Cars. They are a full out race cam and need the valvespring + retainer set. You cannot go without it on these. They make power all the way to 9k+ and would be awsome to gain about 20whp+.
All prices before shipping
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Call 877-408-4348 and ask for Edward. Mention this retail sale and order away!
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Crower Cam Spec Sheet (Revised 5/13/05)
Last edited by truehonda; Jul 9, 2005 at 01:41 PM.
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Since your tanny takes more power to power the wheels, you would notice less whp. Engine Horsepower would remain the same! The stage 2 is probably the best selection for most of you guys!
Originally Posted by truehonda
No that without turbo. The turbo cam varries a lot in power due to the turbo setup being your own. I would do stage II with the valve train!
Edward
Edward
read up top for more info, but here's an explanation.
The stage II cams are rated for over 11 WHP. With certain mods, you will achieve more. Basline should be 11WHP with tuning at around I would say 65-70 degrees and a good strong motor.
To get 11WHP out of just bolt ons, it would take
1. An exhuast (Full catback)
2. Race/high flow cat header
3. Pulleys
4. Cam Gear
5. Tuning.
6. Intake of some sort
etc.
Edward
The stage II cams are rated for over 11 WHP. With certain mods, you will achieve more. Basline should be 11WHP with tuning at around I would say 65-70 degrees and a good strong motor.
To get 11WHP out of just bolt ons, it would take
1. An exhuast (Full catback)
2. Race/high flow cat header
3. Pulleys
4. Cam Gear
5. Tuning.
6. Intake of some sort
etc.
Edward






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