FS::: 210/224 cam, comp .600 springs, and flowmaster!
FS::: 210/224 cam, comp .600 springs, and flowmaster!
the cam and springs both have roughly 10k on them..
springs are in great condition. The cam is still in engine. Went with new setup so im selling these.
flowmaster muffler been on car since ive owned it, roughly 20+k miles, will trade for a hooker or a bullet or 50$
3inch in, 2 2.5 outlets
cam-65$
springs- 40$
all this is without shipping.
paypal accepted and pics upon request!
Randy
springs are in great condition. The cam is still in engine. Went with new setup so im selling these.
flowmaster muffler been on car since ive owned it, roughly 20+k miles, will trade for a hooker or a bullet or 50$
3inch in, 2 2.5 outlets
cam-65$
springs- 40$
all this is without shipping.
paypal accepted and pics upon request!
Randy
Re: FS::: 210/224 cam, comp .600 springs, and flowmaster!
Your sig says it's a comp cam, but I don't see a 210/224 cam in their online catalog, do you know the grind number or whatever? Is it perhaps a typo and it's the Crane 227 "Baby Cam" that is popular for mild LT1s, that one specs out at 210/224??
Do the .600 lift springs work w/ the stock heads, or were your's modded to run them?
I might be interested in both...
Do the .600 lift springs work w/ the stock heads, or were your's modded to run them?
I might be interested in both...
Last edited by Ray86IROC; Dec 21, 2005 at 07:59 PM.
Re: FS::: 210/224 cam, comp .600 springs, and flowmaster!
they are on my stock heads as of now...i wont be able to get them off till janurary 1st as my friend is out of his shop for the holidays..
i could go ahead and throw in thos eshims and retainers if they are in good condition!
and they are comp
Randy
i could go ahead and throw in thos eshims and retainers if they are in good condition!
and they are comp
Randy
Re: FS::: 210/224 cam, comp .600 springs, and flowmaster!
"they are on my stock heads as of now...i wont be able to get them off till janurary 1st as my friend is out of his shop for the holidays.."
My question is, did you have to modify the stock heads in any way to run these springs on them?
My question is, did you have to modify the stock heads in any way to run these springs on them?
Re: FS::: 210/224 cam, comp .600 springs, and flowmaster!
that i actually cannot confirm, unless its printed on the spring. I got them from a friend a while back, and he had them on his car for around 100 miles until he stepped up to a bigger engine.
From what i remember they were comp .600 springs, but im not 100% sure. BUt i can tell you i had no problem running these with my 210/224 cam and LT4 rocker 1.6's
From what i remember they were comp .600 springs, but im not 100% sure. BUt i can tell you i had no problem running these with my 210/224 cam and LT4 rocker 1.6's
Re: FS::: 210/224 cam, comp .600 springs, and flowmaster!
Are they dual spring? If they are comp cams .600 then they are most likely 987. Do they have a color or blue spring/dampener? Do you know the outside diameter?
Re: FS::: 210/224 cam, comp .600 springs, and flowmaster!
Originally Posted by MyShibbyZ28
Are they dual spring? If they are comp cams .600 then they are most likely 987. Do they have a color or blue spring/dampener? Do you know the outside diameter?
yea they kinda look bluish/purplish!!
Re: FS::: 210/224 cam, comp .600 springs, and flowmaster!
Unless you can get a forsure part number I don't really want them. Not saying you are lieing, but better safe then sorry.
Do they look like these? http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...0699&langId=-1
Maybe you could ask the person who installed them what part number they are.
Do they look like these? http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...0699&langId=-1
Maybe you could ask the person who installed them what part number they are.
Re: FS::: 210/224 cam, comp .600 springs, and flowmaster!
pictures would help. scwizzo@yahoo.com thanks.
Last time I checked they don't put part numbers on springs. I suppose there is a way to check the coil bind if you really want to. Just thought of it and don't know how well it would work but worth a try. You could put a spring in a vice and close it down until the spring is completely compressed, then measure how long the spring is from there. Might be dangerous though if you tighten it down too much. I don't know, you can try it if you want.
Last time I checked they don't put part numbers on springs. I suppose there is a way to check the coil bind if you really want to. Just thought of it and don't know how well it would work but worth a try. You could put a spring in a vice and close it down until the spring is completely compressed, then measure how long the spring is from there. Might be dangerous though if you tighten it down too much. I don't know, you can try it if you want.
Last edited by MyShibbyZ28; Dec 29, 2005 at 03:05 PM.


