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Old 10-01-2003, 12:20 PM
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Crower Valves springs and retainers

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I would like to know what do you think about Crower valves springs and titanium retainers ?

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Re: Crower Valves springs and retainers

I think that the crower valve springs and retainers are very strong and durable. I would definitely recommend them to anyone thinking about getting valve springs and retainers.
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Re: Re: Crower Valves springs and retainers

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I think that the crower valve springs and retainers are very strong and durable. I would definitely recommend them to anyone thinking about getting valve springs and retainers.
I agree. Crower is a good company.
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i use them personally and havent had any problems.
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Re: Crower Valves springs and retainers

would it be good to use crower rods, along with valves and the whole setup??... because im think on building a turbo ls wiht 15-18 psi somthing in there *thanks*
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id recommend forged rods if you plan to run those kind of boost numbers, if the crower's are forged id go for it.
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Re: Crower Valves springs and retainers

yeah, im going to try to find some forged ones.... how much head work like as far as valves, cams , etc. should i do to run those kind of boost numbers??
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