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Old 12-14-2012 | 09:12 AM
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I was wondering if the .660 springs would be too much for a MS3 where the max lift is .603/.609. Or will they need shimed?
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Contact Brian and ask, he is easy to work with
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Originally Posted by Asian LSX
I was wondering if the .660 springs would be too much for a MS3 where the max lift is .603/.609. Or will they need shimed?
NO, they are just fine. perfect you might say
Old 12-14-2012 | 11:49 AM
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Contact Brian and ask, he is easy to work with
+1 really good guy
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if you are on stock rockers those springs will be to much

** allow me to correct myself. These are fine, its the max pressure that wouldnt be to good on stock rockers.

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Old 12-14-2012 | 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Tainted
if you are on stock rockers those springs will be to much
Why?next time explain your self
Old 12-14-2012 | 03:00 PM
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While I was at TFS we spintron tested those springs with a .600" lift cam and they actually performed the best. Springs with less open pressure had poor control, and springs with more open pressure actually pole vaulted the pushrods. The Platinum springs are only 380 lbs @ .600" lift which seems to be perfect for use with stock rockers, but they have great seat pressure to prevent valve bounce on the seat.
I emailed Brian and he replied back with this. Very good guy to deal with and email response was very fast which suprised me.
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Originally Posted by sic7camaro
Why?next time explain your self
Because more pressure isnt always a good thing. The platinums are ok, I keep mixing them up with his max pressure spring which is to much for a stock rocker. Hows that?

Also you can read brians response to the OP
Old 12-14-2012 | 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Tainted
if you are on stock rockers those springs will be to much
that is a complete crock of ****
Old 12-14-2012 | 03:49 PM
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Platinums work great with stock rockers. Just make sure the rest of the valvetrain is optimized. Don't go throwing LSK lobed cams in there with LS7 lifters and you'll be fine.
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Originally Posted by Grr
that is a complete crock of ****
Yup I caught that myself see above post where I corrrected myself by mixing up the platinums and the max pressure kit. K thx
Old 12-14-2012 | 04:32 PM
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good, dont do it again!
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Originally Posted by Grr
good, dont do it again!
Trust me its a bitch looking at 10 different of pages of springs
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Originally Posted by Grr
good, dont do it again!
???? Really
Old 12-15-2012 | 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Reckless
Contact Brian and ask, he is easy to work with
Originally Posted by Grr
NO, they are just fine. perfect you might say
Originally Posted by chevybayboy
+1 really good guy
Originally Posted by 1nasty86
As stated above... Brian is a good guy to deal with
Originally Posted by Asian LSX
I emailed Brian and he replied back with this. Very good guy to deal with and email response was very fast which suprised me.
Thanks a TON for the kind words fellas! It means a lot! Let me know if I can be of service!
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is this really a must have for high lift
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Originally Posted by lsexpress
is this really a must have for high lift
Define high lift?

You need at least LS2, LS3 or LS6 springs to run up to .560" lift.

If you want to run over .600" lift then you should consider dual springs.




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