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PostPosted: Fri Jun 09, 2006 1:39 pm 
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Finally I got MP valve springs PN 4120249. I got them from summit. on the site specs said single coil, 1.5" OD, 1.95" uninstalled height, .206" coil wire diameter.

Al of those specs are right but I found that there's another spring inside that one! :shock:

can someone give me some advice on this?

I'll be running an erson 270º/270º .465" lift

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That is not another spring but a spring dampner. That spring sould be fine for your app. Thanks Ron Parker :D












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That is not another spring but a spring dampner. That spring sould be fine for your app. Thanks Ron Parker :D
pardon my ignorance... what's a spring dampner? never heard of those (neither seen them before) do they add seating power?

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the dampner controls vibrations in the spring at higher rpm due to harmonics most hp springs have them. :)


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:oops: :oops:

I guess that I'm running for king of the fools :lol:

thanks for the illustration! dull brain thanks that duh... :D

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No your not i run that same spring on my 340 engine in my 340 65 Baracuda with a Mopar Performance 284 duration 484 lift and it works fine. Thanks Ron Parker :D











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No your not i run that same spring on my 340 engine in my 340 65 Baracuda with a Mopar Performance 284 duration 484 lift and it works fine. Thanks Ron Parker :D
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and since springs are most lift related rather than type of motor, it would work fine on a stock slant head, right? thanks guys

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You go dude i twist that 340 moter to about 6500 it will do some serious screeming. Yes it would work fine on a Slant unless you got a race engine that has a high profile cam and is going over 6000 rpm . Thanks Ron parker. PS i always wanted to come to Argentina maybe some day. :D









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You go dude i twist that 340 moter to about 6500 it will do some serious screeming. Yes it would work fine on a Slant unless you got a race engine that has a high profile cam and is going over 6000 rpm . Thanks Ron parker. PS i always wanted to come to Argentina maybe some day. :D
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When the valve closes and hits the seat, it causes the spring to vibrate. It is much worse on cams that close the valve very quickly. Spring dampeners cancel out harmonic vibrations just like the balancer dampens out harmonic vibrations in your crankshaft. These dampeners are put there to keep the valve spring from getting excited and vibrating at some multiple of it's harmonic or natural frequency. This greatly extends the life of the spring and keeps it from fatiging and breaking.


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