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Valve Springs

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#21

Lucky you have a specialist and the specialist tool ;)

Is this the guy who hates me??? Or you?

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  • Nobody hates Tocchi do they? He's like an adorable man child.....

  • Should be able to? PM gunna and he will lend you the tool, you just pay freight I borrowed it off him to copy design 'just in case'

  • Can confirm I was quoted $120O and $1100 for Valve springs installed from ''the big 2" in WA. Seems high IMO. $300 part, 3 hours labour @ $100 per hour then 40% markup should be around the $850 mark

#22

Nobody hates Tocchi do they? He's like an adorable man child.....

#23

I have the atomic tool, have had it since '09.
but I do not lend it out, unless it is somebody who I trust with mechanical aptitude and/or would replace/repair if it was damaged without hestitation/second thought

#24

so later down the track when I buy some crow valve springs....I will throw a pile of 50s at you and they'll get done properly? Thanks dude lol

Oh and answered my own question Jet you busy crumpet....apparently there's been a few cases over east with the Plaz ones breaking? Under what circumstances I have NFI, but for the $100 saving, don't think its worth it. CHEEEEERS!

#25

.apparently there's been a few cases over east with the Plaz ones breaking? Under what circumstances I have NFI,

From memory there's a bit of a story involved

I've got them, CMS still rates and fits them, good enough for me

#26

I have the plaz valve springs also, no problems at all. As fitted by CMS.

#27

^^

Same here, still going strong.

#28

Look at my thread of the one in 2 pieces. I went atomic in the next build. Crow requires there own retainers and collects if I remember correctly, that's why they are more expensive.

#29

I think there is a basic crow kit with springs only....$260 odd on fleabay. The 'marketing' spiel said 15psi under only needs springs, but over that you need the retainers? (retainer kit is $450+ IIRC)

Any truth to that or just BS (cause think you're running more than that hey Gaz?)

#30

That sounds like a wank to me. Do the retainers give you extra seat pressure or something to allow more boost? If so I would be going with the retainers straight up. I went with plaz springs fitted by my tuner when he recommended atomic and that basically threw any warranty out the window.

Again atomic have 2 sets with different seat pressures iirc but to me stressing a stock valve is a risk so I went the lower set which have been fine to 25psi. PAC is another brand that has a super high seat pressure but unless you have upgraded to stronger valves I wouldn't run them. That is purely my opinion though.

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