Does any sponsor have the PRC Golds in stock?
10-31-2009, 09:40 AM
#22
In no way I had my heart set on a set of dual springs. I actually thought a beehive spring would be better because if I read right it's lighter. If I went to a single beehive spring I would have to change the locks/retainers because the heads have 977's on them now.
I am looking for the spring that best fits my application regardless of what it is. I don't "have" to have the biggest baddest spring if I don't need it.
Thank you for the replies.
I did cancel my order today so I will be shopping for new springs this weekend.
I am looking for the spring that best fits my application regardless of what it is. I don't "have" to have the biggest baddest spring if I don't need it.
Thank you for the replies.
I did cancel my order today so I will be shopping for new springs this weekend.
If you go with the PAC 1518 or 1218 it takes regular Ole stock retainers seats and locks. They are true drop in replacement. Comp has retainers for about $20. Yes they are lightweight at 62g IIRC (which is better for valve control). If your interested I can set you up with all you need or anyone of the sponsors on here.. I'd probably go with Thunder if I were you and have them set you up. They know their cams best.
11-01-2009, 01:18 AM
#23
It sounds like I should get the 1218's. Should I buy stock retainers/locks or is there a better option for that?
Also, is there any problem going from a dual spring like the 977 back a single spring? I "assume" the spring pocket had to be machined to accept the dual springs. Will that cause a problem?
Also, is there any problem going from a dual spring like the 977 back a single spring? I "assume" the spring pocket had to be machined to accept the dual springs. Will that cause a problem?
