what springs come on Edelbrock 6085's?
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They're 1.45" diameter, they're OK but not very good ones. I would not recomend using the exact replacement.
Get a set of Comp 986 or 987, or the equivalent from Crane, Lunati, etc.
Get a set of Comp 986 or 987, or the equivalent from Crane, Lunati, etc.
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Originally posted by RB83L69
They're 1.45" diameter, they're OK but not very good ones. I would not recomend using the exact replacement.
Get a set of Comp 986 or 987, or the equivalent from Crane, Lunati, etc.
They're 1.45" diameter, they're OK but not very good ones. I would not recomend using the exact replacement.
Get a set of Comp 986 or 987, or the equivalent from Crane, Lunati, etc.
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The competition is about $120. Something like $75 or $80 is probably a fair price. They're safe to about .550" lift, with about 120 lbs on the seat and 300 at .550" IIRC. But I could be slightly off on those numbers. They're a double spring with damper.
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