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Valve spring question

8.6K views 17 replies 9 participants last post by  wydopn231  
#1 ·
ok, im gonna reassemble my heads this week, what kinda valve springs would you reccomend? im gonna run the woods w6, and i know its a bolt in cam, but id feel better with a little bit different spring, what kind of seat pressure would you recommend? thanks
 
#3 ·
Why not use Woods springs??He has a lifetime guarantee on them???
 
#6 · (Edited)
The stock beehives can handle up to .590 lift........................EVO Thread duh! sorry bro........need to take my meds I think..........

thought this was about a 2007 up TC96.........................Duh!

Ozroder
 
#12 ·
S&S bought up Cranes part after they closed the doors. Does not suprise me that you see that spring back. Myself would be carefull using them as QC may have taken a hit from one label to the next. I saw they had them for sale. Been using the AV&V since the crane spring supply went to zero.
 
#15 ·
The last word on valve springs are the PSI units that are exclusively manufactured for Bob Wood.
These springs are, IN FACT, THE BEST, spring on the market today.
Fact.
They will test, on a spring tester at, or maybe even 5 lbs more, after 10,000 miles the same as when they came out of the box. That is one hellava spring that can show that!!!!!!!!!!
They also come with a Lifetime Warranty to the end purchaser.
Absolutely unheard of in this industry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
These are our go-to springs once we cross the .600" lift threshold.:)
Scott
 
#16 ·
With that being said,I guess they are worth the extra coin!!!:redrolf: