Valves, Springs, and Retainers
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Valves, Springs, and Retainers
After reading said Brian Crowler stage 2 n/a cam thread and listening to the OP's results he felt, ive decided that I might try it as well, they are cheap as it is anyway, 500$ for cams isnt a big deal in my mind. So that being said, does the head need to come off in order to change the valves, springs and retainers with BC valves, springs and retainers? Also, does anyone know how difficult it would be?
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heh, good call. Are the valves necessary? I know the springs and retainers do not require the head to be removed. id rather just throw the cams in with the springs and retainers and call it a day.
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I don't know why you would change the valves. I f you do change the valves with aftermarket units you need to check to make sure they seat properly. You may need the valve seats machined.
Changing the springs and retainers isn't hard but you need the tools to do it.
Changing the springs and retainers isn't hard but you need the tools to do it.
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Yeah thats exactly why I asked the question lostmotion, I didnt figure the springs or retainers would be that big of a task. Alright question answered thx guys.
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