20v OEM valve springs

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20v OEM valve springs

Postby speedmaster » Mon Mar 02, 2015 2:13 am

How much lift can 20v OEM valve springs take?

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Re: 20v OEM valve springs

Postby jdm86gtz » Mon Mar 02, 2015 5:44 am

When I bought my AE111 it had Toda 264 9.0mm cams on stock springs. I rebuilt the engine with new Toda springs though.

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Re: 20v OEM valve springs

Postby speedmaster » Mon Mar 02, 2015 10:23 pm

jdm86gtz wrote:When I bought my AE111 it had Toda 264 9.0mm cams on stock springs. I rebuilt the engine with new Toda springs though.

Hello

Did you ever do a dyno test?

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Re: 20v OEM valve springs

Postby THE_ENTHUSIAST » Thu Mar 12, 2015 11:29 pm

speedmaster wrote:How much lift can 20v OEM valve springs take?


Are you concerned with coil bind or valve float?

It also depends on how aggressive the cam profile is for valve float.

I assume based on this question you are looking at buying some new cams? If so just bite the bullit and get some uprated supertech springs and run which ever cam spec you like.

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Re: 20v OEM valve springs

Postby speedmaster » Sun Mar 15, 2015 7:56 am

THE_ENTHUSIAST wrote:
speedmaster wrote:How much lift can 20v OEM valve springs take?


Are you concerned with coil bind or valve float?

It also depends on how aggressive the cam profile is for valve float.

I assume based on this question you are looking at buying some new cams? If so just bite the bullit and get some uprated supertech springs and run which ever cam spec you like.



just wondering the limit of oem springs