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Old 10-24-2016, 04:38 PM
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I was just told 3 different valve sprin ratings for the trickflow 215 top end kit on summits site. I bought this kit 8 or so years ago and i cant seem to get a straight answer on what the spring rate is. I was told 558, 600, and 650. I shattered a spring and wanna make sure that the cam i had somebody on this stie spec out for me dodnt exceed the lift capabillities of the valve spring. Does anybody know and is %100 sure on the spring lift rating. Also, does anybody know a good replacement for replacement spring without modding anything ? My cam is 613lift on intake and 605 on the exhaust. Thanks
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WILL THESE WORK?

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Originally Posted by wilwhite2kss
I was just told 3 different valve sprin ratings for the trickflow 215 top end kit on summits site. I bought this kit 8 or so years ago and i cant seem to get a straight answer on what the spring rate is. I was told 558, 600, and 650. I shattered a spring and wanna make sure that the cam i had somebody on this stie spec out for me dodnt exceed the lift capabillities of the valve spring. Does anybody know and is %100 sure on the spring lift rating. Also, does anybody know a good replacement for replacement spring without modding anything ? My cam is 613lift on intake and 605 on the exhaust. Thanks
If you bought it 8 years ago, it would be almost impossible to tell you for sure what you have on your car. It is dependent on how the springs are installed as well.

Most cams are going to be in the .600-650" lift range, so a .660" lit spring will work fine in most cases, but they may work better with some shims underneath them. TSP/PRC and BTR are pretty popular and now offers kits using PAC springs.
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I would add to KCS list the AFR 8019 springs.
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8 year old springs? I'd just get the BTR max pressure springs for use with TFS heads (and roller rockers) or the platinums if you're using PM guides and stock rockers...
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The heads are aftermarket trickflow 215s and i need springs that can handle a cam with 613 intake and 605 exhaust. Maybe a spring with 650 max lift rating. I saw a 700 max lift spring upgrade kit from trickflow specifically for these heads but it was like almost $700, which is rediculous. I was also told by a summit tech that all springs are basically made by 2 or 3 different companies that have the tooling to manufacture the springs. basically he was telling me that you are paying for the name and R@d that companies like trickflow, comp, and lunat do.



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