.596 lift cam on a .600 spring?....
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Originally posted by madwolf
That's funny. I talked to Seth just this morning and he told me they won't work.....
That's funny. I talked to Seth just this morning and he told me they won't work.....
hmmm.......wth is going on here
i need to get this figured out, cause my stuff is already on the way! i dont wanna install it if im gonna blow my poor motor up!
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That's what he told me and that's why I sold my 847 today and bought a 233/239. He said machining would be required even though they supposedly tested that spring for over .600 lift with good results.
PS. You're talking about their 612 spring, right? That's what I have.
PS. You're talking about their 612 spring, right? That's what I have.
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Originally posted by madwolf
PS. You're talking about their 612 spring, right? That's what I have.
PS. You're talking about their 612 spring, right? That's what I have.
um......i dunno...........im talking about the single coil ones that are good to 600lift but dont require machining.
i dont want to machine the heads because they are only gonna be on there for 2-3 months, then im swapping in some ported heads which will already be machined for better springs.
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