crane cams dual valve spring
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Thanks guys.
Reckless, how many miles do you have on yours and how often do you plan on changing them? Also, are you going to test them after you change them out?
Reckless, how many miles do you have on yours and how often do you plan on changing them? Also, are you going to test them after you change them out?
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My buddy and I put a set of those Crane dual springs on his truck. They're great pieces! AS for how long they can last, the valve springs today are made from super high-quality material, so unless you're pounding the hell out of them or using a serious supercharger, they should last at least 100,000 miles.
Great thing about those Crane springs is they have no damper to eat up the aluminum heads!
Great thing about those Crane springs is they have no damper to eat up the aluminum heads!
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Originally Posted by 2MCHPWR
do they require special machining?
how much are they typically?
how much are they typically?
http://www.thunderracing.com/index.c...yid=1114#T1161
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Originally Posted by JDPZ28
Angie,
Do you have any type of ETA on the retainers yet? those are the only things holding up my cam kit from being shipped.
Do you have any type of ETA on the retainers yet? those are the only things holding up my cam kit from being shipped.
About 2 weeks from what Crane is telling us.