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This topic is very amusing to me.I think that the standard shold be 130#/350# as my springs meet the parameters.Does this mean that all those intimidating ABC cars are
going to be slower bearing down on little old me? I think if it can be proven that the seat pressure is higher than 130#/350# from the factory then that should be the standard for that combo. Bill,nice comeback.
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OHC engines use very little valve spring pressure. They don't need it.
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