BLOX Racing Lost Motion Assembly

Part #: BXPT-11300

Overview

The BLOX Racing Lost Motion Assembly (LMA) is a high-quality replacement component designed specifically for 1994-2001 Acura Integra and 1992-2000 Honda Civic models. This assembly plays a crucial role in the engine's valve timing mechanism, helping to ensure smooth operation and optimal performance. Over time, OEM LMAs can wear out, leading to clicking noises and potential engine performance issues. BLOX Racing’s LMA offers a cost-effective, durable upgrade that restores proper function and enhances the longevity of your engine’s valvetrain. It is ideal for enthusiasts seeking a reliable, high-performance solution to maintain engine responsiveness and reduce wear on critical components.

Key Features

Introducing the BLOX Racing Lost Motion Assembly, crafted with precision to meet the demands of high-performance engines. Key features include:

• Constructed from durable, high-strength materials designed to withstand engine stresses
• Engineered for a direct replacement to restore factory-like operation
• Designed to reduce clicking sounds caused by worn OEM parts
• Supports consistent valve timing and engine response
• Manufactured with tight tolerances for reliable fit and function
• Helps improve engine smoothness and longevity

Construction & Design

The BLOX Racing LMA is built with high-grade materials that ensure durability and resistance to wear. Its precise machining and robust construction help maintain proper valve timing and reduce the risk of failure, making it a dependable upgrade for aging or worn OEM assemblies.

Installation & Fitment

This assembly is designed as a direct bolt-on replacement for compatible Honda and Acura engines. Proper installation may require basic mechanical skills and standard tools. Verify fitment against your vehicle's specifications and the part number before installation.

What’s Included

The package includes the BLOX Racing Lost Motion Assembly, ready for installation. Additional hardware or components are not typically required but should be confirmed based on your specific engine setup.