tsp torquer v2 and .600 lift springs
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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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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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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.
I'd probably just throw some .650" springs on it to be on the safe side.