Too much valve spring
If your running say a high 5 hundred lift cam with a spring rated at .800 lift.
Is too much a bad thing or a good thing???..
Please advise
the more lift you run, the better spring you will want. if that spring can support up to .650 lift, and you run .600 then you can probably make those springs last a little longer.
Running a lot of lift, close to maxing out your springs are a bad things, and shortens the life of them as well. I'd reccomend a good dual spring good for .650 Not many people run lift in excess of .640
Installed height, diameter, open seat pressure, lots of other factors in determining a good spring for yoir combo.
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Human nature to say what you said when dude called you out.
Been there done that doing heads/cam/spring/stalls etc etc
I had a 228R cam (228/228 .588/.588 112lsa) I had a choice of running either beehive springs, good to .600 lift OR the doubles which are good to .650 lift. The 228R runs .588 on both intake and exhaust. Given that both spring packages are very similar, and both seat pressure heigh diameter etc. were within tolerance, I went with the duals since they would leave a bit more life in my springs vs the .600 single. Hence the reason I gave you the advice I did. Take it with a grain of salt, theres a lot that goes into choosing the right setup.
I'd still like to know where you found a spring good for .800 lift that was for hydraulic roller cams though!







