VALVE SPRING ?
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VALVE SPRING ?
ok, when i started rebuilding my heads i had a different cam in mind. original cam called for springs with 105lbs at seat and a rate of 417lbs.
cam im using calls for 91lbs seat and rate of 300lbs.
heads are built. will cam be ok with the stronger springs ?
its a comp extreme energy hyd roller cam.
cam im using calls for 91lbs seat and rate of 300lbs.
heads are built. will cam be ok with the stronger springs ?
its a comp extreme energy hyd roller cam.
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yep, shouldn't cause a problem.
your stronger spring, that's still a single spring? If it's a double make sure to remove the inner spring for the break-in. If it's a single, with the funky damper spring in the middle, then just leave it. You just raised your rev limit
your stronger spring, that's still a single spring? If it's a double make sure to remove the inner spring for the break-in. If it's a single, with the funky damper spring in the middle, then just leave it. You just raised your rev limit
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