Stock Springs on 1.6 rockers on a 93
Stock Springs on 1.6 rockers on a 93
I heard on a 93 that you could use the stock springs on 1.6 rockers? Is this true? I know you can't do it on later years because there is coil bind on the exhaust side, but 93's have less exhaust lift (I think 94+ 460 and 93 450).
you can use 1.6 rockers on any 93-97 f-bod. the stock springs bind at .491 with 1.6 rockers your lift will be at .490 lift. its close to coil bind but GM proberly over rated it slghtly so it may take a tad more then that.
i used them on my 94 with no problem
i used them on my 94 with no problem
you can use 1.6 rockers on any 93-97 f-bod. the stock springs bind at .491 with 1.6 rockers your lift will be at .490 lift. its close to coil bind but GM proberly over rated it slghtly so it may take a tad more then that.
www.sdpc2000.com 29.95 and retainers are 13.95.
My friend used a set of 1.6's on his 93. They worked for about 6 months and then he killed a lifter. He changed the cam when he replaced the lifters so he had to go with bigger valve springs. Oh, he put the rockers on the car at 175K miles. Long live the LT1.
.491 max lift or .491 to coil bind? I hope you know you should always leave .060 of free space to coil bind, max lift = coil bind minus .060, so a .600 lift spring coil binds at .660 if properly setup.
FYI
FYI
You can use the stock retainers and keepers.
On later LT1s, the retainers are the exact same part as what is sold to go with the LT4 springs. The early ones such as the one that this thread starter has use a slightly different retainer.
Originally posted by dave1w41
Correct, the retainers that "go with" the LT4 springs are a lighter weight retainer that will help extreme high-RPM operation. You can use the stock retainers. Getting new locks (keys) is probably a good idea, they are also so cheap it isn't even worth re-using them.
On later LT1s, the retainers are the exact same part as what is sold to go with the LT4 springs. The early ones such as the one that this thread starter has use a slightly different retainer.
Correct, the retainers that "go with" the LT4 springs are a lighter weight retainer that will help extreme high-RPM operation. You can use the stock retainers. Getting new locks (keys) is probably a good idea, they are also so cheap it isn't even worth re-using them.
On later LT1s, the retainers are the exact same part as what is sold to go with the LT4 springs. The early ones such as the one that this thread starter has use a slightly different retainer.
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