dual springs... no machining??
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dual springs... no machining??
I know I saw somebody made them... but I dont know who???
I want to replace my singles with those.. broke one last night.
got lucky and didnt screw anything up.....other than the spring.....
heres some pics of the broken spring...
sorry for the sizes....
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2753.JPG
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2755.JPG
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2756.JPG
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2757.JPG
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2759.JPG
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2764.JPG
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2766.JPG
and 1 really big one...
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2763.JPG
I want to replace my singles with those.. broke one last night.
got lucky and didnt screw anything up.....other than the spring.....
heres some pics of the broken spring...
sorry for the sizes....
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2753.JPG
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2755.JPG
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2756.JPG
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2757.JPG
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2759.JPG
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2764.JPG
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2766.JPG
and 1 really big one...
http://www.audiohelix.com/mofbody/springs/100_2763.JPG
Last edited by soundengineer; 06-26-2004 at 10:09 AM.
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Crane and Patriot both make reasonably priced springs that fit into the stock spring pocket. Here's the two packages we offer for either spring:
40-144832PKG2 Crane Cams Dual Valve Springs, Patriot Performance Titanium Retainers, Hardened Spring Seats, GM Valve Guide Seals $340.99
40-144832PKG3 Patriot Dual Valve Springs, Patriot Performance Titanium Retainers, Hardened Spring Seats, GM Valve Guide Seals $295.99
Its a little harder than installing single springs since your doing valve seals at the same time, but once they are in you have much more piece of mind.
40-144832PKG2 Crane Cams Dual Valve Springs, Patriot Performance Titanium Retainers, Hardened Spring Seats, GM Valve Guide Seals $340.99
40-144832PKG3 Patriot Dual Valve Springs, Patriot Performance Titanium Retainers, Hardened Spring Seats, GM Valve Guide Seals $295.99
Its a little harder than installing single springs since your doing valve seals at the same time, but once they are in you have much more piece of mind.
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Originally Posted by jrp
what springs did you have in that broke?
btw its cool you didnt break anything. It could of been ugly. I saw some pics of Vince's motor when a high mileaged 918 went.
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
IMO, I would go with TSP "Gold" package. Better price and the patriots are second to none from what I read around here.
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Yeah, what happend? What cam and how many miles? How high was you revvin it? Give us a few details.
btw its cool you didnt break anything. It could of been ugly. I saw some pics of Vince's motor when a high mileaged 918 went.
btw its cool you didnt break anything. It could of been ugly. I saw some pics of Vince's motor when a high mileaged 918 went.
well....
I have an X1 cam.... 230/227 .591/.571 112lsa+4
loaded with Manley Springs recommended by MTI
Set#1...12000 miles no problems....
Set#2... 7000 miles...broke intake#6 spring...
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Originally Posted by PREDATOR-Z
IMO, I would go with TSP "Gold" package. Better price and the patriots are second to none from what I read around here.
why would I go thru TSP and be charged a few buck more cause they got it from Patriot Performance first????
I like to cut out the middle man and buy direct....
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I don't think you can call and get them cheaper than $295.99 a set (which is a very good price to begin with!) direct unless you buy in bulk. They sell the cylinder heads $100 more than we do so that customers buy from distributors for example.