I would run the springs rates recommended by the cam manufacturer in a spring that fits the cutout. Smaller diameter springs can be used if you can get spring cups that will center the spring. Cups will offset the price of the correct springs. Don't forget that smaller springs will also necessitate smaller retainers. Springs are the most important component of any engine. This is not a place to try to save $ 30.
If you insist on finding one more spring I would check with machine shops. Most all keep a box of used springs that come as take offs, and with a few minutes work finding and checking the poundage they can probably give you another one for $ 10 or so. (their time is money)
Springs are the most important component of any engine. This is not a place to try to save $ 30.
Larger cubes need more breathing.
First the 350 preferring retarded says that the cam was a little on the short side or the LSA a tad wide for what the combination wanted.
You will be undercammed 6-8* using that same cam in a 383. Upping the cubes usually means 2* less LSA desired. Most 383s like 106.
Generally speaking.... uh huh.
This is a 7000 rpm drag car. You cannot run junk springs.
You are not going to find any new dual spring sets for $ 30 that "I" would ever install. YIKES
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