View Poll Results: Should I Change Valve Springs
Definately Change Them, Will see a substantial Re-gain in Performance
11
37.93%
Replace Springs because of High Milage--have to do it eventually
12
41.38%
Do it to blow 100 dollars
1
3.45%
Don't do anything....no gain in the 1/4...waste of time.
5
17.24%
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Change Valve Springs??
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Re: Change Valve Springs??
If the springs are old and worn out, so are the locks and retainers!
Thanks Rich. I did not know they wore out, but makes perfect sense. Thanks for the heads up. Yea they are cheap anyway so...
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Re: Change Valve Springs??
Yeah it is better to be safe then sorry an its not like its a lot of money. Now you got me debating on if I should do mine.....
I am sure hoping i will see some re-gain in hp. Lots of people have told me that they wouldn't cause that much performance loss....but for some reason i just have a feeling it's what's doing it.
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