Hi. I'm interested in a way to add damper springs to the intake and exhaust valves. Has anyone ever done it to a ACVW?
Thanks for your expertise and experience.
Easy way to add damper springs to valves?
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Easy way to add damper springs to valves?
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Re: Easy way to add damper springs to valves?
A lot of people run dual springs. The guide boss is machined to make room for the inner spring. It assembles just like normal once the heads are cut for duals.
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Re: Easy way to add damper springs to valves?
Thank you for the reply!
I was thinking of trying to add ribbon springs to a set of singles. That way I could have a spring pressure that was only as high as needed. This case about 6500 rpm.
Edit: I notice that some Performance brands list doubles separate than singles with a damper so according to them ,the inner spring does not always count as a damper spring.
I was thinking of trying to add ribbon springs to a set of singles. That way I could have a spring pressure that was only as high as needed. This case about 6500 rpm.
Edit: I notice that some Performance brands list doubles separate than singles with a damper so according to them ,the inner spring does not always count as a damper spring.
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