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Old 04-22-2019, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by "QUICK-SILVER" View Post
Don't get/understand the .160" difference between max lift and coil bind.

Well aware there has to be some slack there. Just thinking .050"~.060" was the safe range. Like these heads should be good for another .100" lift or so.

May be off my rocker this AM
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These are set up for hyd flat tappet and/or hyd roller applications. My guess is that .580 is the max lift because more would create excessive spring pressure on a flat tappet application. Should be good to .680 on a hyd roller.
Either way, you or I would set our springs up correctly for what ever cam we were running. Example. I'm putting roller springs on these very heads for a solid roller just to test.

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