MS4 , vavle springs and fuel pump + 150 shoot
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MS4 , vavle springs and fuel pump + 150 shoot
hey , i bought MS4 but i am puzzled between PAC springs 650 lift and patriot gold springs what of those two springs is better ? and i am planning for 150 spray i will buy 42 injectors , do i need fuel pump or not necessary
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i had svo 42lbers in mine and had a 150 shot but are you going wet or dry.... i also bought the spring kit from texas-speed that they reccomend with the cam.. and u will need a fuel pump mine is the walbro in tank 255
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wet with tnt f1 , how about yours wet or dry ? what valve springs is yours ? i ordered from LS1SPEED gold springs and they said they will ship in 1 week , is the fuel pump is necessary or not
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We use the PRC platinum spring kits with the MS4 combos that ship from this shop. You have to be pretty careful picking a spring kit because not every spring kit is the same. We build the PRC retainers & seats in the U.S. While that doesn't sound important, it really is. A lot of the imported seats being used by other manufacturers have varied by .030"+ on install height from one valve job to another!!
This could really cause a huge problem when your trying to run a cam near the max useable lift of a valve spring.
This could really cause a huge problem when your trying to run a cam near the max useable lift of a valve spring.
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Jason
Co-Owner, Texas Speed & Performance, Ltd.
2005 Twin Turbo C6
404cid Stroker, 67mm Twins
994rwhp/902lb ft @ 22 psi (mustang dyno) www.Texas-Speed.com
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Im not sure if you ever stated if you are m6 or a4? with a spring only rated at a .650 lift and with the info Jason just provided you will be pushing that spring to the max. I hope that if you are manual you never mechanically over rev and if you are auto your shift points are set to the T. I would go with the PRC kit since it seems to be the most commonly used with the ms4 combos. I personally run the PRC kit while it may be a little pricey, it cost much less than a spun rod bearing or other problems like a spring failing and ptv slap.
Oh and Jason your car has some sick dyno number's especially from a mustang dyno, that thing has to be a lot of fun
Oh and Jason your car has some sick dyno number's especially from a mustang dyno, that thing has to be a lot of fun