need help from you valve spring gurus
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I need to replace my valve springs. I have tfs215 heads. running a cam 238/242 .605/.610 114lsa. I want springs that will use the tfs retainers but will be overkill as far as lift since this is a street driven car and i want these springs to last a long time. I am also open to suggestions for other complete spring and retainer kits. My main thing is i want the springs to work great and last! Thanks!
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I am curious to hear the results on this. I pulled valve covers last night and found the second broken valvespring on my TFS factory assembled heads. motor has less than 10k miles on it.
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called tea and there are replacement springs trick flow sells to fit the same retainers. they are good to .650 or .660 lift cant remember... not sure if i can say that on here so if im oversteping my bound then delete this post moderators.
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What's the stock TFS215 springs good for lift wise?
I sold my used TFS215 and new owner wants to install .648" lift camshaft. I could not find spring max lift although I done a search.
I sold my used TFS215 and new owner wants to install .648" lift camshaft. I could not find spring max lift although I done a search.