will these valve springs suffice? TRAK cam
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so i bought a TR trak cam, and i have some hand ported 853 heads with dual 650 lift springs.
the cam card on my cam says
durating @.50 intake 232.70 exhaust 235.16
valve lift w/1.7 intake .595 exhaust .664
on a 112lsa
will i be ok? i dont even see a spring with 660+ lift on their website. im also lost because i see all these diffrent trak cams with different lifts.
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the cam card on my cam says
durating @.50 intake 232.70 exhaust 235.16
valve lift w/1.7 intake .595 exhaust .664
on a 112lsa
will i be ok? i dont even see a spring with 660+ lift on their website. im also lost because i see all these diffrent trak cams with different lifts.
please help
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It sucks because i bought the heads assembled thinking i could avoild needing to buy a spring compressor. Guess ill sale the 650 springs and look into pac sprngs. Do you think ill have ptv clearance issues?
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so i bought a TR trak cam, and i have some hand ported 853 heads with dual 650 lift springs.
the cam card on my cam says
durating @.50 intake 232.70 exhaust 235.16
valve lift w/1.7 intake .595 exhaust .664
on a 112lsa
will i be ok? i dont even see a spring with 660+ lift on their website. im also lost because i see all these diffrent trak cams with different lifts.
please help
the cam card on my cam says
durating @.50 intake 232.70 exhaust 235.16
valve lift w/1.7 intake .595 exhaust .664
on a 112lsa
will i be ok? i dont even see a spring with 660+ lift on their website. im also lost because i see all these diffrent trak cams with different lifts.
please help
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My cam specs are 231/234 .643/.598 on 111
Dual .650 springs should be just fine for your application. Pretty sure TSP and many other vendors would agree...that is if you don't plan on living @ 6500+
Dual .650 springs should be just fine for your application. Pretty sure TSP and many other vendors would agree...that is if you don't plan on living @ 6500+
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Rev limiter is at 6600. My question is why are multiple trak cams different? So far i havnt seen one with the lift mine has. Plus slight duration differences.
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Take a picture of the cam card
My limiter is at 6600 also, but I don't keep it pegged up there. Its not goin to hurt anything by getting .675, I'm just saying it may not be necessary to spend the extra money
My limiter is at 6600 also, but I don't keep it pegged up there. Its not goin to hurt anything by getting .675, I'm just saying it may not be necessary to spend the extra money
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