Crane Dual Springs? GOOD?
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Crane Dual Springs? GOOD? How are the Crane Dual Springs?
My tuner installer wants to use these. Are they one of the best? How often would springs have to be changed for maintenence?
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-Zee
My tuner installer wants to use these. Are they one of the best? How often would springs have to be changed for maintenence?
Thanks
-Zee
There are better dual springs IMO (patriot or PRC). But if TTP wants to use them on there cam (I'm assuming they are installing) then maybe they have some reason. Spring life will depend on the cam (lift, ramp rates etc..). If I remember correctly that cam is pretty large. You'll probably be checking spring pressures at 15 - 20k.
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Originally Posted by Slowhawk
918's won't work with that Cam.Use what TTP suggests 
TTP suggested crane DUALS.. is that 918s?
I AM going with what they recommended, I just wanted to know how they were.
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Originally Posted by 01_SuperSlow
The crane duals (832's), are really good springs.
You will most likely have to shim them though.
You will most likely have to shim them though.
-Zee
