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08-30-2004, 01:21 PM
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The machinist who I think I want to port and do a valve job on my heads is strongly recommending Isky or other springs rather than the #995's that I already have.
 He says even tho mine are brand new, he just thinks all Comp Cams springs "suck" because he says more than once they failed on him during break-in or with only a few runs on the engine.Anyone else ever heard this or is he just trying to sell me something I don't really need? I think he is being honest about not liking them, but maybe he was just unlucky a couple times and everyone else has them working fine?? (Yes the #995-16 are the ones recommended for the cam I want, matter of fact they are recommended for most all Comp Cams that have higher than stock rpm ranges and up to .550" lift; both hydraulic and solid flat tappets.)
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