vlavesprings for .630 lift?
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I have found some valvesprings from lingenfelter that handle .650 lift and the shop around me has a set of comp cams that is rated to .625 lift. the lingenfelter ones are a lot more money. So the question is can I get by on the comp cams valvsprins rated to .625 or should I fork over the money. if anyone knows anyplace else that would have some I would be interested as im not in a hurry. just want to do it right.
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They have a set of dual springs tha are rated at .650 & the $ is incredible. Do a search for them there are a ton of people running them.
They have a set of dual springs tha are rated at .650 & the $ is incredible. Do a search for them there are a ton of people running them.
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What springs are you referring to? Based on the very limited information from this post I couldn't recommend anything but the spring that is rated to handle your cam.
Why not get something like PRC's or Comp 921's?
Edit: Man, when I started typing this there were zero replies. I enter this and three people beat me!
Why not get something like PRC's or Comp 921's?
Edit: Man, when I started typing this there were zero replies. I enter this and three people beat me!
Last edited by blkZ28spt; 08-14-2005 at 10:22 PM.