valve springs on a 1200hp motor???
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valve springs on a 1200hp motor???
Hey, any guys out there with 1000-1300hp, what valve springs are you using? Or any specific valve train I should consider? It's going on a 370cid. with L92 heads. Thanks
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Originally Posted by JMBLOWNWS6
If I used the stock rockers I would get the harland sharp mod on them.
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Originally Posted by JMBLOWNWS6
If I used the stock rockers I would get the harland sharp mod on them.
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Originally Posted by INTMD8
I would personally use stock rockers, comp stock replacement lifters, good pushrods, and springs with 175-195lbs on the seat.
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Originally Posted by jv_Z28
What is the harland sharp mod? And is it available for the L92 heads with the offset exhaust rocker?
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Originally Posted by Navy David SS
My SS makes right at 1K with 18lbs of boost - although I have yet to get the car hooked up at that much boost. We use Harlan Sharp rockers, Patriot gold springs (good to .670 lift), Cam Motion lifters, and W2W oil resricted push rods. All seems to be good
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Originally Posted by motorbuilt
Hmmm anyone else have any info on the purpose of the oil restricted pushrod setup?? I havent seen or heard of the need for this
To limit the amount of oil going to the top of the motor. You don't want to have all the oil in the top of the motor and starve the bottom end.