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![]() smokinstnag, thanx alot, i know you have to break in the springs for a while, comp cam site says how to do it, like let it cool, then heat them back up driving under 2000 rpms.
I am going with the strongest single comp cam spring, they have 300+ lbs open, and 130lb closed, i was told by a for mechanic they would work, since that is the pressure's i need for this cam.......thanx alot man, i really am having a hard time dealing with this, i had to short shift on an awd dsm tonigh, which resulted in him pullling me, it seems they are only getting worse too.... valve float=performance killer.
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