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Default Fs. PRICE DROP!!!! Comp 224/224 112 Nib. PRICE DROP
Like the title says, I have a new never installed comp cam for sale. Below is a pic with all the info that you would need. I was looking for $335 shipped for the cam. Now I would take $300. This needs to go. For an extra $80, I can throw in a full set of new double valvesprings as well.
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what kind of double springs?
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Hey, I wish I knew. I got them with a new set of heads and swapped them out before the heads were installed. My understanding is that the springs are good for .650 lift.


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Hey, I wish I knew. I got them with a new set of heads and swapped them out before the heads were installed. My understanding is that the springs are good for .650 lift.
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are there retainers and seats ?
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I have a few pics that I took yesterday. I can send them to you as soon as I get home. There are no retainers or seats. Thanks.

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Here are the pics of the springs. Let me know if there are any questions. Cam price is negotiable...
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is there any reason to have a double valvesprings? is it better for FI over NA?
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My understanding is that it prevents "valve float" at higher rpms on engines that have cams up to .650 lift. Anybody that can give more detail, please chime in.

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