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Old 08-25-2004, 08:54 PM
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Have I got this right? On these type of cams I will have to replace the valve springs every 10k to 15k miles? If thats right I can see the logic behind the GM Hotcam. Put in LS6 springs and your good to go for 100k miles? I want to get the TR 224 but I do not want to have to replace the springs every year!
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I'm running the Patriot Gold Dual's and TSP said with my TR224 .562 lift cam I could easily get 25-35K miles before replacement was needed. These springs can handle .650 lift and I don't think one has broken as of yet. I would however recommend checking spring pressure every 15K miles on a couple of them. I checked my previous 918s after 4800 miles and they had lost 16lbs of seat pressure over new. HTH

BTW You'll love the power a TR224 is capable of on stock heads. I attached my dyno graph of my stock head pull. Run was with all mods in sig thru a Hooker 3" ORY @ open Cutout in I pipe.
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Well new springs will definitly have to loosen up a little bit, and thus they might lose seat pressure. I love my 918's. I will probably plan on replacing them at about 15k miles. They only have about 2k on them right now.




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