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Old 09-27-2012, 10:00 AM
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Hey guys .. I need a little help . I'm looking to buy a tsp torquer v2 cam it's coming with .600 lift spring and others goodies. The cam lift Is .595/.598 lift .. Would it be safe to use those springs for this cam or should I be safe and and get .650 lift springs. I'm puttin this in my 5.3. All advice would be greatful thanks guys
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Any info on what spring part #?
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In addition to which springs you're buying, it'd also be nice to know what heads (or rather valves in the heads) and what rockers you'll be running as well!
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its a stock 5.3 heads... i think there 862 heads. and the spring are PAC 1218.
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if this helps im getting the parts from Chuck. pretty sure you guys have heard of him
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If it's the same Chuck... he's a really good tuner I hear...lol
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yea he's a tuner from texas. im getting from cam and stuff from him
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Those springs will work well. If you want a more of a safety zone you can always go with the 1219's.
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Make sure to get the cam cam-doctor'd and check for spring binding when you assemble it. My .636/.639 cam ended up actually measuring at .641/.646. I ran that on .650" springs without really checking for binding. I was lucky and didn't have any problems, but I was also young, poor, and stupid.

I'd probably just throw some .650" springs on it to be on the safe side.



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