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Valve springs #1369297
01/14/13 12:32 AM
01/14/13 12:32 AM
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What was the specs on factory 906 springs? I have been looking at a Whiplash cam and it has rather high rates.

Re: Valve springs [Re: -Cuda] #1369298
01/14/13 12:54 AM
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You'll need different springs. Even if factory springs were the right spring pressure when new,they are very old and weaken with age and use.
Keith

Re: Valve springs [Re: -Cuda] #1369299
01/14/13 04:38 AM
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Quote:

What was the specs on factory 906 springs? I have been looking at a Whiplash cam and it has rather high rates.


I'm thinking the HP specs where 95 lbs on the seats and 300 lbs. opended at .484 lift at the retainers I like and use 140 to 175 lbs on the seats and 325 to 375 opened on flat tappet cams, solid or hydraulic lifters. I use 1.6 ratio rockers whenever I can on Mopar BB motors


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