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upgraded valve springs
I'm rebuilding my euro 3.2 and beefing up everything with raceware head studs as well as raceware rod bolts. I want to use stiffer than stock valve springs and ti retainers for some over-rev insurance. My question is this:
Who would you recommend for upgraded valve springs and retainers? I will be using stock cams. The car will be used for both DE and street. Thanks in advance. |
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Would you chose their springs over Jerry Woods or Competition Engineering, or are all aftermarket upgraded spring pretty much the same?
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I went with the AASCO springs. You will need to have the spring seats/cups machined (very easy job) to fit the springs. Jerry Wood's may include new seats which would save you a step.
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Anyone know the specs on these aftermarket springs?
Thanks in advance. Sherwood |
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As usual clean and check even new parts.
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I'm also looking for replacement springs....and would like to use Vasco-Jet if possible.
I know they are expensive (not much more) than stock springs...but they last forever and 3 days. We used to use them in drag engines, and would re-use them for years. Bob
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Smart Racing
Valve Spring Kit: Springs, Retainers, and Bases (Our valve spring kit can be used with stock retainers - for production club racing.) • 8000 RPM safely with STOCK rocker arms. • Approximately 120 LBS of seat pressure with .500" lift cam. • Many years of race proven experience and testing • A must for ANY engine, street or race. • Install some insurance from costly overrevs. 911 9 mm valve (Set of 12) . . . 134100 . . . $550.00 911 8 mm valve (Set of 12) . . . 134200 . . . $550.00
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Wonder what the difference between the EBS VMAX and Smart Racing springs are?
I know EBS uses a coated spring and xray's 'em... I'm using them, they still work after one season, so far, so good.
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EBS sems to be big into coatings(as are quite a few other tuners), anything can be coated and it does work. I suspect but have no proof that most spring kits are supplied form only a few ultimate sources.
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Since Smart Racing is associated with Jerry Woods, one might assume that the Smart Racing springs = Jerry Woods springs.
The AASCO springs I have look kinda bluish if I remember correctly. Probably some sort of coating. -Chris
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