are comp PRC springs a good spring to go with?
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are comp PRC springs a good spring to go with?
i'm looking to go with texas speeds torquer v.3 cam kit with 231/234 .643"/.598" 111 LSA and it comes with the comp PRC springs and i'm wondering if they are a good spring or if i should stay away from them. or if this is even a good deal?
http://texas-speed.com/shop/item.asp...d=175&catid=44
kit comes with Your Choice of Camshaft, Comp PRC Spring Kit, and Hardened Chromoly Pushrods for 689.99
is this a good deal or not the greatest?
http://texas-speed.com/shop/item.asp...d=175&catid=44
kit comes with Your Choice of Camshaft, Comp PRC Spring Kit, and Hardened Chromoly Pushrods for 689.99
is this a good deal or not the greatest?
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There have been 2 instances in our local area of those springs taking a "set", losing height and spring pressure. There was another guy who had similar issues, he has a thread in the dyno section.
I'd look to PAC or PSI springs, personally.
I'd look to PAC or PSI springs, personally.
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I am not on anyone's side but all springs will lose a little amount of pressure when first run.
If you float a valve a lot you can lose a lot of spring pressure fast as well.
I have seen 1000.00+ springs lose some serious pressure in just a few dyno pulls a few times with craziness going on!
You just have to know everything about the application to know what went wrong if anything is all I am saying.
If you float a valve a lot you can lose a lot of spring pressure fast as well.
I have seen 1000.00+ springs lose some serious pressure in just a few dyno pulls a few times with craziness going on!
You just have to know everything about the application to know what went wrong if anything is all I am saying.