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Old 07-01-2007, 06:59 PM
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I've searched and couldn't find nothing. Does anybody know what the valve spring installed height is on an L92 cylinder head straight from GM?
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Are you looking for the height pretty much from the base to the Retainer..I can measure it for you on my Heads, I have stock Valves.
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Yes, that's what im looking for. I appreciate it.
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I am installing L92 heads on my LS2 motor soon. I bought the heads bare & used all Manley valves & springs also retainers spring cups plus more. I plan on getting a new valve job before install & mill the heads .035 to come up with a 64 CC chamber. Not sure but I think I will need shorter push-rods??? Hope this will not effect intake fit?
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I can't tell you right off hand but I would say the proper way to go about figuring that out is to buy a pushrod length checker and go from there. It'll be done right instead of guessing at it.
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Yea, get a length checker.
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Thanks for the info.
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Here..roughly 43mm from the Base to the Retainer when Valve is fully closed.




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