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RE: That's too much lift for stock springs

By Gary - 12/11/2002 10:58:51 PM; IP 207.203.136.230

thanks for your reply Royce. Just so happens that I have a set of Ross .030 set to go in my rebuild. I'm thinking it would be wise to purchase a cam as a "kit" with matching springs, lifters, etc. as opposed to buying bits and pieces from different manufactures. Do you agree or have any thoughts on this? Also, how do you rate the performance of your Isky with similar specs? My car is a 4-speed and will be a weekend driver only. Maybe too much cam?? Thanks again--Gary

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RE: That's too much lift for stock springs -- Gary, 12/11/2002

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Isky cam -- Royce Peterson, 12/13/2002

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RE: That's too much lift for stock springs -- curt, 12/11/2002

Valve reliefs are shallow and poorly located... -- Royce Peterson, 12/12/2002