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Comp Cam XR269HR w/ LS6 Springs?

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Old 07-01-2008, 03:38 PM
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the seals shouldn't need replaced.
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If your valve covers are dirty/grimey you might need to change the seals. All depends on the condition of your motor
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Does Comp list a "required" seat pressure spec for that cam, I couldn't find it in the information listed? Not a "recommended valve spring", we all know what they're going to recommend. Speaking of Comp's recommendations, I saw a 3 digit part number under the recommended "cam break in lube" column in the spec sheet...anybody here have a tube of that stuff in their garage from their last cam swap
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Im running a 222\222 567\567 112 with ls6 springs for 2 months now with no problems
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