when buying valvesprings does everything you need come with them?
like the retainers and locks and seals? or is all that stuff you reuse from stock hardware? im a little confused on this part.
Typically no, every part has it's own part number. When buying from a vendor, let them know what your looking for.
FYI if using beehives, in most cases its better to leave the stock retainers in there. Due to the size Ti offers little benefit over stock. Once you go to a dual spring, its a different story.
Also IF you need to work with "Installed Height" a good set of shims.
Every kit I ever bought always had stuff seperate, in it's own box or baggies.
FYI if using beehives, in most cases its better to leave the stock retainers in there. Due to the size Ti offers little benefit over stock. Once you go to a dual spring, its a different story.
Also IF you need to work with "Installed Height" a good set of shims.
Every kit I ever bought always had stuff seperate, in it's own box or baggies.
Depends on the spring. Some are just springs and others are complete kits. Springs like the PAC 1218s come just springs since they work on the OE seat/seal and retainer. Others are sold just springs and don't work with the factory stuff. The PRC dual kits come with everything needed to install them other than locks. They just use the OE locks.
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Depends on the spring. Some are just springs and others are complete kits. Springs like the PAC 1218s come just springs since they work on the OE seat/seal and retainer. Others are sold just springs and don't work with the factory stuff. The PRC dual kits come with everything needed to install them other than locks. They just use the OE locks.
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Jon
Yeah they are a good spring. Haven't had a problem with them and will work fine with the factory retainers and seats. If you want to put a new seat/seal on them, we have them pretty cheap that we can sell you with them. Let me know if you have any other questions!
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