Any problem if using PAC Beehive Springs with this TSP cam
01-05-2013, 10:45 PM
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Any problem if using PAC Beehive Springs with this TSP cam I want to install Texas Speed LS3 229/236 .624"/615" 113 Camshaft in LS3 engine
I have a set of PAC Beehive Springs - .625 Lift (Premium)
145# at 1.800” / 358# at 1.175”
are they OK with this cam or should i go to double springs ?
thanks in advance
I have a set of PAC Beehive Springs - .625 Lift (Premium)
145# at 1.800” / 358# at 1.175”
are they OK with this cam or should i go to double springs ?
thanks in advance
01-06-2013, 11:28 AM
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I wouldn't recommend anything because I'm not a valve train guy 
. I would just make sure you have the correct pressure for the lobes your running and the installed height / distance to coil bind are correct. I'm like you and wanted to keep the weight down which is how I ended up with hollow/sodium valves and 1519's. the 1519's do give some extra pressure over the 18's if you need it. I'd call a couple reputable valve train guys and see what they recommend
. I would just make sure you have the correct pressure for the lobes your running and the installed height / distance to coil bind are correct. I'm like you and wanted to keep the weight down which is how I ended up with hollow/sodium valves and 1519's. the 1519's do give some extra pressure over the 18's if you need it. I'd call a couple reputable valve train guys and see what they recommend 
