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Gregmatic: (2016-01-17 01:53:02)

I know I should upgrade to the 110 lb Schneider springs but just wondering if that is absolutely necessary on a motor that will likely never see north of 5500 rpm. Am I correct in presuming that there will no be no issues at idle or mid-range rpm?


amreboot: (2016-01-17 02:13:31)

I ran the Schneider 270 cams with VG33 outers and VG30 inners. About a 15% increase in spring strength.

I had no problem taking it up to 6700-7000 rpm.

So, you will be fine. But to argue, its only $100 to upgrade.

One of those "might as well". Ya know?


Gregmatic: (2016-01-17 03:38:58)

Thanks.....Yeah, I know.......just feeling pretty unmotivated these days to do any work at all, especially when it isn't absolutely necessary


Crazy: (2016-01-18 03:07:21)

I have ben running stock valve springs with Schneider regrinds for years.


Axel kain: (2016-01-18 17:22:36)

yeah, Im on stock springs with Isky ~270's


Gregmatic: (2016-01-20 02:13:10)

Thanks for the feedback…in they go!