Installed height and spring pressure?
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Installed height and spring pressure?
What installed height are you guys running, with what springs, and what kinda pressure are you seeing at that shimmed height? Mostly looking for guys with healthy cams that turn some good RPM's. Thanks.
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Stock LS1 spring beehive no-damper: 68 grams
Height Pressure
1.85" - 70 lb
1.80" - 81 lb
1.77" - 90 lb
1.74" - 100 lb
1.35" - 205 lb
1.25" - 240 lb
1.223" - BIND
Stock Z06 spring beehive no-damper: 76 grams
Height Pressure
1.85" - 82 lb
1.80" - 98 lb
1.77" - 108 lb
1.74" - 117 lb
1.35" - 250 lb
1.30" - 260 lb
1.25" - 285 lb
1.125" - BIND (green w/orange stripe)
Comp 918 spring beehive no-damper: 73 grams
Height Pressure
1.85" - 130 lb
1.80" - 143 lb
1.77" - 150 lb
1.74" - 156 lb
1.35" - 270 lb
1.30" - 286 lb
1.25" - 300 lb
1.125" - BIND (old series)
1.080" - BIND (new series)
Height Pressure
1.85" - 70 lb
1.80" - 81 lb
1.77" - 90 lb
1.74" - 100 lb
1.35" - 205 lb
1.25" - 240 lb
1.223" - BIND
Stock Z06 spring beehive no-damper: 76 grams
Height Pressure
1.85" - 82 lb
1.80" - 98 lb
1.77" - 108 lb
1.74" - 117 lb
1.35" - 250 lb
1.30" - 260 lb
1.25" - 285 lb
1.125" - BIND (green w/orange stripe)
Comp 918 spring beehive no-damper: 73 grams
Height Pressure
1.85" - 130 lb
1.80" - 143 lb
1.77" - 150 lb
1.74" - 156 lb
1.35" - 270 lb
1.30" - 286 lb
1.25" - 300 lb
1.125" - BIND (old series)
1.080" - BIND (new series)
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Originally Posted by slimcracka
you dont have that thang running yet..sheeshhh.lol
Thanks for the info White2001S10!
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Valve springs are one of the most critical and most over-looked components in your engine. They must be matched to your cam in order for the engine to reach its full potential. It does absolutely no good to install a cam that will RPM to 8000, if you do not have the correct springs.(To much or to little spring pressure) The use of the wrong valve springs is one of the most common causes of engine failure. Another is the incorrect installation of the valve springs. I would stick with the recommended pressures John unless your racing in competetion and need that extra .001
Cam designers do this for a living
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Originally Posted by SILVERZZ28
Valve springs are one of the most critical and most over-looked components in your engine. They must be matched to your cam in order for the engine to reach its full potential. It does absolutely no good to install a cam that will RPM to 8000, if you do not have the correct springs.(To much or to little spring pressure) The use of the wrong valve springs is one of the most common causes of engine failure. Another is the incorrect installation of the valve springs. I would stick with the recommended pressures John unless your racing in competetion and need that extra .001
Cam designers do this for a living
Cam designers do this for a living
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Actaully john bubba prolly doesnt know all of that.
Anytime you need another lesson just call me and you will hear it from the horses mouth
Geeez you guys always take **** in defense. I was trying to help ur a$$
Anytime you need another lesson just call me and you will hear it from the horses mouth
Geeez you guys always take **** in defense. I was trying to help ur a$$