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Just recieved a set of high pressure valve springs for my red 202. Theyre listed as the correct model, but to look at, they're significantly longer than standard ones. They're slightly slimmer and will no doubt compress a long way, but before i got putting them on i'd just like a second opinion? Cheers. |
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Ring the supplier and check that you have the correct item..
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they should be matched to your cam and lifters, whatever they are.
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have you got the cam spec sheet? it should have installed height etc open spring pressure.
find a engine builder with a spring pressure gauge, you will need your installed height measured from your head, get the spring compressed to installed height chec
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