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Old 08-01-2015, 08:11 AM
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Default Which dual springs for GT2-3 cam?

I have been running the Patriot Gold springs, but they are discontinued. Would the PRC .650 dual springs work ok with the GT2-3? And do they just drop in with no modifications?

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I'm using the LS6 springs, per Lingenfelter's recommendation. 4 years with no hiccups.
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I am running PRC springs that came with their heads....good for.650 been running them 7 years +
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I'm a big fan of the BTR stuff. I have 4 sets of his dual .660 lift springs running right now.
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Originally Posted by terravast4
I am running PRC springs that came with their heads....good for.650 been running them 7 years +
The same set? That's good to hear. I don't put many miles on her anymore, and I kind of want this to be the last time I have to change them.
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Originally Posted by 06 4.8
I'm a big fan of the BTR stuff. I have 4 sets of his dual .660 lift springs running right now.
Are his the ones that are a lot cheaper than other brands? Like under 200? If so, I emailed him last week but never heard back.
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springs them self are $150 but you need the correct retainers if you don't have them. he is a good guy and runs a nice shop. when i was looking for stuff for my new heads his springs were always good. haven't found one bad about them nor any brakes.

http://www.briantooleyracing.com/660...l-springs.html

$230-299 depending on the steel or titanium retainers.

http://www.briantooleyracing.com/660...s-sk001-s.html

http://www.briantooleyracing.com/660...ers-sk001.html
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Originally Posted by CashDudeHomie
The same set? That's good to hear. I don't put many miles on her anymore, and I kind of want this to be the last time I have to change them.

yes.. same set.. never had any issues
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Originally Posted by bobfig
springs them self are $150 but you need the correct retainers if you don't have them. he is a good guy and runs a nice shop. when i was looking for stuff for my new heads his springs were always good. haven't found one bad about them nor any brakes.

.660" Lift Platinum Dual Springs - Brian Tooley Racing

$230-299 depending on the steel or titanium retainers.

.660" Lift Platinum Spring Kit with Steel Retainers SK001 S - Brian Tooley Racing

.660" Lift Platinum Spring Kit with Titanium Retainers SK001 - Brian Tooley Racing
The patriot gold retainers should work right? They don't really wear out do they?
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Not sure on that


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