I Need Valve Spring Suggestions
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From what I've been told, the stock springs aren't good for more than the stock cam basically, right around .500 lift max...
If you're putting an upgraded cam in any GENIII engine, springs are a must...which springs depends on the lift and aggressiveness of the cam lobes. A mild cam with lazy lobes can survive fine with inexpensive (less than $70 I believe) LS6 springs...
If you're putting an upgraded cam in any GENIII engine, springs are a must...which springs depends on the lift and aggressiveness of the cam lobes. A mild cam with lazy lobes can survive fine with inexpensive (less than $70 I believe) LS6 springs...
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Lunati's dual kit is made by PAC. Not only does Lunati work directly with PAC and they openly admit this, one of the sales reps said the LS duals are made at a "facility" in MI. Ironically PACs facility is in MI.
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Any update on the Comp 26918's? Are they still having problems or did they get it fixed? I am also looking for either the 26918's or 1518's. Any of our friends to the right stock either of them?