Crane duals too much for stock cam?
05-05-2009, 12:14 PM
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Crane duals too much for stock cam? Im currently running crane dual springs with a cc306 cam that I'm gonna pull out soon. My plans are to throw in a stock cam till I save up enough money for a new setup but Im not sure if these springs have too much pressure for the stock setup.
Also, if I sell the springs can I reuse the locks/retainers with stock springs? I don't have the stock components so Id like to figure out what I can reuse.
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Also, if I sell the springs can I reuse the locks/retainers with stock springs? I don't have the stock components so Id like to figure out what I can reuse.
Thanks!
05-05-2009, 12:19 PM
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Im currently running crane dual springs with a cc306 cam that I'm gonna pull out soon. My plans are to throw in a stock cam till I save up enough money for a new setup but Im not sure if these springs have too much pressure for the stock setup.
Also, if I sell the springs can I reuse the locks/retainers with stock springs? I don't have the stock components so Id like to figure out what I can reuse.
Thanks!
Also, if I sell the springs can I reuse the locks/retainers with stock springs? I don't have the stock components so Id like to figure out what I can reuse.
Thanks!
I don't believe you can use the stock springs with those retainers.
05-05-2009, 12:25 PM
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Kick ***, I'll keep the springs and just buy a stock cam then. Im gonna have to see how fast this thing goes with just bolt-ons, sucks but oh well.
05-05-2009, 12:26 PM
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Why do you have to pull the cam, buy a stock one and swap it, only to save up for a new set up? Why not just leave it in? Then save up for some ported heads.
05-05-2009, 03:29 PM
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I need to pay for my summer class so I can finish up school. Don't really know where to get the money except for parting out the car but since I have a job lined up already once I finish up so I'll have more than enough for a new setup in about 6 weeks time. Eventually the cam would need to come out anyways.
05-05-2009, 03:34 PM
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I need to pay for my summer class so I can finish up school. Don't really know where to get the money except for parting out the car but since I have a job lined up already once I finish up so I'll have more than enough for a new setup in about 6 weeks time. Eventually the cam would need to come out anyways.
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05-05-2009, 04:48 PM
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Im looking into an AI setup this summer and considering I need a few hundred dollars extra for school, it seems like a good idea to start getting rid of stuff now. The car is never driven so I can afford to part it out since it just sits in the garage. I've put maybe 300miles on it in the last year....its not too bad on gas (22mpg hwy) but my 31mpg Sentra is much better on gas and it has an A/C compared to the Z LOL!!!
05-05-2009, 05:23 PM
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Im looking into an AI setup this summer and considering I need a few hundred dollars extra for school, it seems like a good idea to start getting rid of stuff now. The car is never driven so I can afford to part it out since it just sits in the garage. I've put maybe 300miles on it in the last year....its not too bad on gas (22mpg hwy) but my 31mpg Sentra is much better on gas and it has an A/C compared to the Z LOL!!!
