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Old Sep 6, 2010 | 10:24 PM
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Should I use a patriot dual valve spring just to be safe if I'm running a cam with .575 max lift? Or single?
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Old Sep 7, 2010 | 12:55 AM
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Go with single comp 918 springs .. the new vesion rated at 0.625" ..

Any way it deponds on the cam lobe .. ask someone like PG or Predator Z and they can give you the correct one
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Old Sep 7, 2010 | 02:23 AM
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well would is it necessarily a bad idea to run a double spring vs. a single? Does it rob any power?
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Personally I would stay away from the 918's because of their track record...new design or not. The Pac 1518's would be a better choice. A double will be a little more noisy and can rob a little power, but do offer some added benefits if one should break. What exactly are the specs of the camshaft you are going with?
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Originally Posted by caseypryan
well would is it necessarily a bad idea to run a double spring vs. a single? Does it rob any power?
On that low of a lift you will benefit from a single beehive. The PAC 1218 or 1518 will be fine depending how much you want to spend.
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