Subject	warping? No. And it's the '94+ are the two-piece type.
Posted by	LitlElvis on December 11, 2009 at 10:45 PM
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In Reply To	Are the 94+ cam gears less prone to warping?????? posted by JustinSCZ32 on December 11, 2009 at 02:59 PM
Message	Leakage occurs primarily because the rear cover spins in the sprocket housing and eventually destroys the o-ring that seals it. IMO all VTC sprockets are "bad" until I have rebuilt them ;-)
Follow Ups	90-93 vs 94+ intake cams identify - nzryan 23:00:10 12/10/09 The nose is shorter on the later style - Broke_as_**** 08:45:25 12/11/09 Re: The nose is shorter on the later style - nzryan 14:58:44 12/11/09 Are the 94+ cam gears less prone to warping?????? - JustinSCZ32 14:59:26 12/11/09 Brett Dempsey would be the guy to talk to about that - Broke_as_**** 16:59:01 12/11/09 warping? No. And it's the '94+ are the two-piece type. - LitlElvis 22:45:39 12/11/09 yea, the 90-93 sprockets warp, causing a leak at the cam - JustinSCZ32 08:58:52 12/12/09 Re: yea, the 90-93 sprockets warp, causing a leak at the cam - JustinSCZ32 09:38:15 12/12/09 Your use of the term "warped" is misleading, and - LitlElvis 10:48:47 12/13/09 I have never found a "warped" VTC gear - LitlElvis 10:26:47 12/13/09 i have, but ima go sit down right now and not argue - JustinSCZ32 08:54:44 12/14/09 Re: The nose is shorter on the later style - kfriberg 23:39:29 12/14/09 Yes and not that I know of (n/m) - Broke_as_**** 00:33:19 12/15/09 Re: Yes and not that I know of - kfriberg 10:40:21 12/15/09 Not to my knowledge however - Broke_as_**** 18:33:17 12/15/09
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