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I have crane double valve spring in my car. They have about 7k on them. When should i think about replacing them...10k, 15k, or 20k? Cam is in sig. Rev limiter is set to 7200.
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WOW !!! - Rev limiter is set to 7200 ?????? On stock bottom end and your heavy-*** velavetrain I doubt you can spin past 6500 !
Anyways, back to your initial question. In genereal Cranes should be good to 20K, but that depends on how you treat your springs. How many WOT pulls to you have, what rpms, do you let the car warm up before you drive it....etc....
Anyways, back to your initial question. In genereal Cranes should be good to 20K, but that depends on how you treat your springs. How many WOT pulls to you have, what rpms, do you let the car warm up before you drive it....etc....
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Originally Posted by AdamSS
WOW !!! - Rev limiter is set to 7200 ?????? On stock bottom end and your heavy-*** velavetrain I doubt you can spin past 6500 !
Originally Posted by AdamSS
Anyways, back to your initial question. In genereal Cranes should be good to 20K, but that depends on how you treat your springs. How many WOT pulls to you have, what rpms, do you let the car warm up before you drive it....etc....
I let it rip any chance i get, usually no higher then 6000-6300 for fun. If at the track or racing on the street i let it go all the way.
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had mine on the wife's car for almost a year and one-half (april 2004) now. most of the time on stock cam with 1.8 accelerated lift rockers. just put in the vinci 062 cam last month. now, i have .589/.589 lift on them. when last checked, they were still holding fine. and that was in january.
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Last time I spoke with Mark Campbell he mentioned the Project Street Shark still had the original springs and I think it also has .583 lift with the 1.8 rockers. He told me the car was their on the road workhorse/test bed and the springs had thousands of miles on it. You might want to check out the status on that car.
Vinci did the installation, but I think someone who works at Crane uses the car as a daily driver.
Vinci did the installation, but I think someone who works at Crane uses the car as a daily driver.
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tony shultz owns the car and works for crane.
Street Shark
used the 019 cam
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this was before the accelerated lift design cams came out.
DUR @ .004" 284*/284*
DUR @ .050" 216*/222*
LIFT .531/.531
OVERLAP 56*
LSA 114*
Street Shark
used the 019 cam
sound clip
this was before the accelerated lift design cams came out.
DUR @ .004" 284*/284*
DUR @ .050" 216*/222*
LIFT .531/.531
OVERLAP 56*
LSA 114*
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You can swap the Crane doubles with a PRC double spring without any issues. The great thing about the prc springs is they've been run for up to 50k miles!!
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