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Valve Float due to high Boost (6k RPM)

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Old 01-11-2013, 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted by rcdash
Never realized this was your issue. Glad it was resolved. You had stock springs before or JWT when you had this issue (and what did you replace with)?
Raj that was an old one not the one i sent to u ,,....

it was a JWT springs, changed them with a brain crower kit and BC272 cams

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Old 01-11-2013, 07:55 PM
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Fascinating. This flies in the face of anecdotal reports that stock cams and springs can make significant top end power. JWT springs are significantly stiffer than stock but about 1/2 as stiff as other brands (Ferrea, BC, etc). I wonder if that contributed to varying power at high boost on my old engine. The new engine has a full Ferrea valvetrain so hopefully won't be an issue. I sent you an e-mail reply. Your logs don't look that bad. e-mail me back.

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