Lunati Valve Spring Question
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Lunati Valve Spring Question
Hey guys are the Lunati LS Dual Valve Spring kit ok to use as a stock replacement ? For the time being I am using a stock LS6 cam and dont know if its too much spring for it Seems most are happy with them with a cam but I see no feed back on a stock cam .
These are the ones I am talking about http://www.coloradospeed.com/index.p...ducts_id=13960
These are the ones I am talking about http://www.coloradospeed.com/index.p...ducts_id=13960
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I do have a set of trick flow push rods so i'm good there , and a little less power is no big deal as it has a maggie on it . I will do a cam maybe next year so this is just for now .
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Why not get a set of beehives for now? You can use all stock hardware, just rplace the springs and call it good till you get a cam? Even with a blower on there the beehives will be more than enough.
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I know its not optimal guys just looking for feedback from people using it on a stock cam .
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Hey guys are the Lunati LS Dual Valve Spring kit ok to use as a stock replacement ? For the time being I am using a stock LS6 cam and dont know if its too much spring for it Seems most are happy with them with a cam but I see no feed back on a stock cam .
These are the ones I am talking about http://www.coloradospeed.com/index.p...ducts_id=13960
These are the ones I am talking about http://www.coloradospeed.com/index.p...ducts_id=13960
That's a good choice. Will work just fine now and if you go with a more demanding cam.