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Old 10-14-2010, 03:57 PM
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Im looking for info on the stock cvo heads. Im trying to figure out what size valve springs for max cam lift. Thanks!
 
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Old 10-14-2010, 04:16 PM
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They are SE springs and have ~175# seat pressure. They coil bind at or near .650 lift. I change them when going over .600 lift and use premium springs with Titanium retainers from Wood Performance along with Baisley rockers and geometry corrections.
 
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Thanks deweysheads! I want to run Woods TW8-6 and didnt know if a spring change was necessary.
 
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I might not know what I'm talking about, and usually don't, but I thought that the heads came with springs that only went to .575 lift? If you wanted more you had to purchase the SE race springs that sound a lot like what Dewey is talking about .650 lift. But like I said I could be wrong.
 
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Originally Posted by usmc_warpig
Thanks deweysheads! I want to run Woods TW8-6 and didnt know if a spring change was necessary.
We are Bob Wood's largest account on planet earth.
His 160,188 and 200, psi springs are fantastic, and do come with a lifetime warranty and we do use them day in, day out, BUT, a Crane #1101 will work just fine also, in a less than .600" lift application.
We have all those, and Manley behives, on the shelf, 24/7.
Scott
 
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Kinda like what Bob Woods has to say about his springs.

Never, never been a failure.---Right there--Works for me.
 
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Originally Posted by usmc_warpig
Thanks deweysheads! I want to run Woods TW8-6 and didnt know if a spring change was necessary.
Bolt in in that motor
 
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Got sidetracked there.
DeweysHeads straightened things out.
Warpig asking about his particular setup.
His SE heads should have no problem with the TW8-6.
 
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