rr's hey guys. I am thinking of just doing some 1.6 rr's, probubly comp pro mags. How mush would i pick up without a cam? |
i picked up 9rwhp |
Don't forget you will need new valvesprings. |
^^^ x2 valve springs are suggested... but you can run the rr's on stock springs, but at high rpm they will float and bind |
I have 1.6 Crane Golds on mine with LT4 springs, they worked great. I picked up 2-3mph, some people pick up more mph and some pick up less.....Mine are for sale btw w/ springs |
Originally Posted by 31camaro
(Post 13292324)
^^^ x2 valve springs are suggested... but you can run the rr's on stock springs, but at high rpm they will float and bind |
Originally Posted by RamAir95TA
(Post 13293098)
Why did you even bother posting?! |
Originally Posted by 31camaro
(Post 13293125)
why are you the resident asshole? There are far bigger assholes on this forum other than me. Apparently you haven't been around long enough. |
i as well as several people i know ran 1.6 on stock springs for years. It is SUGGESTED like stated by 31camaro. but is possible to run on stock. i had SA's for 2 years before my build now running NSA. if i had to do it over id start with NSA. |
you can use a ls6 yellow spring with 1.7 rockers if your not planing on a cam swap anytime soon..if you are then just bite the bullet and get some comps,patriots or pacs. an this time i would also say get a nsa rocker.. the 1.6 show around a gain of 9 or 10 on both sides and a 1.7 is another 9 or 10 a top of the 1.6's heres the part numbers you need for a nsa deal trick flow guide plates tfs-30400623-8 arp 7/16th studs <- if you get 3/8th rockers then this will be wrong 134-7103 if you go with the ls6 yellow springs you will need these retainers comp 787-16 then you will need a set of push rods unless your stock ones are harded already..some yrs came with harded push rods but always check |
Originally Posted by RamAir95TA
(Post 13293147)
I'm providing information to help the OP while you make it sound like coil bind and float are nothing to be of concern. There are far bigger assholes on this forum other than me. Apparently you haven't been around long enough. |
Originally Posted by 31camaro
(Post 13292324)
^^^ x2 valve springs are suggested... but you can run the rr's on stock springs, but at high rpm they will float and bind |
I know i have to get springs and was planning on pushrods also, i just wanted to know if it would be worth the money to do it and what rockers to get. Just tryin to squeeze out as much as i can before i do a cam...if i do a cam. I'm getting back into downhill racing after a while off becuase of a wrecked hand |
Originally Posted by suicidal racing
(Post 13293233)
you can use a ls6 yellow spring with 1.7 rockers if your not planing on a cam swap anytime soon..if you are then just bite the bullet and get some comps,patriots or pacs. an this time i would also say get a nsa rocker.. the 1.6 show around a gain of 9 or 10 on both sides and a 1.7 is another 9 or 10 a top of the 1.6's heres the part numbers you need for a nsa deal trick flow guide plates tfs-30400623-8 arp 7/16th studs <- if you get 3/8th rockers then this will be wrong 134-7103 if you go with the ls6 yellow springs you will need these retainers comp 787-16 then you will need a set of push rods unless your stock ones are harded already..some yrs came with harded push rods but always check |
thats what i have gatherd..i would really say though probley a true 15rwhp though for sure..seeing dynos are diff and the conditions for weather and where they are all has to do with number resuilts. im running the scorpion 1.7 7/16th..there is some 1.6 rockers on here or cz28 for sale..i seen them yesterday when searching for parts.. the scorpion part # is scp1026bl are the ones im running |
Originally Posted by 93TAJ.C.
(Post 13294998)
I know i have to get springs and was planning on pushrods also, i just wanted to know if it would be worth the money to do it and what rockers to get. Just tryin to squeeze out as much as i can before i do a cam...if i do a cam. I'm getting back into downhill racing after a while off becuase of a wrecked hand |
way back on the stock motor i used the crane golds for lt1 1.6 and left the stock springs and replaced the pushrods with a set of comps didnt have any floating issues till about 6800 but she was out of power that high anyway might be selling mine with pushrods if anyone is interested pm me there on the motor still and the motor is in the garage ill have to take them off but for op def worth it as a bolt on! |
u pushed the rev limiter to 6800 on stock springs and 1.6s? lucky you didnt drop a valve. impressive lol |
Joe is far from the name given, he and i have gone a few rounds before on this very same topic. He is setting an example on the proper way to add performance upgrades and there is nothing wrong with that! Personally, i used to believe you HAD to change springs when 1.6s are added but after having a set on my bench i did some measuring,installed hight,actual coil bind etc. I found at this time that the factory roller cam is not aggressive enough to kill the factory spring especially when NOT exceeding 6100rpm.I have had my stainless 1.6s on the stock springs for 14 months driving everyday,racing as often as possible..... NOW, i am not saying it is not a good idea to swap to a true PERFORMANCE orientated spring,retainer and lock kit! The factory spring is 85lbs .500 max lift Lt4 spring is 105lbs .525 max lift Ls6 spring is 90lbs .551 max lift The whole idea is valve control, if the valve spring is not adequate for the profile of the cam you will have trouble. Take a look at these springs in a way that we really cannot see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_Npz...eature=related http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_REQ1...eature=related |
man i always love them vids.. |
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