Titanium retainers
Not really, in fact, to some degree they are a detriment as far as longevity to a good steel retainer. Less important on beehive spring too, since they are generally smaller than doubles.
Last edited by vettenuts; Nov 16, 2006 at 05:32 AM.
Not necessary, but not a bad idea either. Like vettenuts pointed out our beehive styled springs are smaller at the top and a Ti retainers is less important than on a conventional styled spring. If you're running a smaller sized cam, you could probably better spend that money else where.
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Cool. I am still deciding if I will go for them or not.
So far I have the TSP 228R, TSP pushrods, LS2 chain, Cam/Gasket kit and Comp 918's!
All I need is a pulley....
I cant wait
So far I have the TSP 228R, TSP pushrods, LS2 chain, Cam/Gasket kit and Comp 918's!
All I need is a pulley....
I cant wait
The Titanium retainers will give you a little more added insurance against valve float at higher RPM's. You can probably go an extra 200-300~ rpm's more until you start seeing it happen.
