BadPiggy
Hooligan Asshole
Need to order some valve springs.
Comp Cams Beehives any good?
Comp Cams Beehives any good?
I found the PAC springs at Livernois a better deal/value. The PAC’s fall in between the Comp 113 and 125’s meaning they are stiffer than 113’s but not as stiff as 125’s. A bonus for the PAC also is you can re use your stock spring retainers and keepers, lessening your cost and they require no special machining or shims
Let me ask this...
Do I need to do anything to the heads other than change springs? Should I have the heads decked for a smooth mating surface? Change valves? Port/polish?
Finally getting around to putting my big blower motor together. I’ve had everything but springs sitting here for 3 years.
Let me ask this...
Do I need to do anything to the heads other than change springs? Should I have the heads decked for a smooth mating surface? Change valves? Port/polish?
I feel I should change seals since I’ll have it apart and they’ve been sitting. Other than that...I really think I’m good to go.
302 iron block
Kellogg crank
Oliver rods
Diamond pistons
KB 2.8 blower
Comp Cams 127550 cams
ID1000
Fore fuel system
Something I noticed when I had my stage 3 heads assembled with 125 comp springs, the springs have enough walk to contact the bosses around the spring. I had movement measured and the pockets around the springs opened up as a few were contacting aluminum at rest. I think this is probably why a few in the past have had failure with these springs. The dimensions of these springs are wider than oem. And if I’ve been unclear, the pockets I’m referring to is the actual head pockets around the springs
I still ran the 125’s. I had TKM measure the movement of the springs from side to side and they removed the springs and hand ported the pocket so the springs couldn’t contact the head under any circumstanceSo what did you end up going with or doing?