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interested in finding out some general info on HKS cam gears or similar items.

What there good/bad points are?

Any power gains?

If so what supporting mods needed to make power gains etc

also this is for an rb20

just a street/ occasionall drag

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There are no real disadvantages other than dodgy ones braking and destorying heads, but the performance improvments are minimal without other supporting mods. Lets just say they help the tuning process extract a few extra KW.

Con: Gay colour

Con: You then proceed to buy a gay clear cover as to advertise your new found sexuality to others

Next comes some new rims:

penis-wheel.jpg

Hahaha i had to look at that for a moment to see what you were on about.

Apparently people were saying that almost all after market cam gears have weak teeth and crack easy. So I guess that would be a con. Also why spend 300 to buy them about 100 to install to get 3/4kw - 400 bux = new coil packs which you'll most likely need sooner rather than later

Con: Gay colour

Con: You then proceed to buy a gay clear cover as to advertise your new found sexuality to others

Next comes some new rims:

penis-wheel.jpg

I'm surprised these wheels aren't on every car on oxford st

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