Performance Valve Springs, Titanium Retainers
#1
Performance Valve Springs, Titanium Retainers
Anyone know where I can find some high performance valve springs and titanium retainers? Id love to rev 7200 thousand without worries, especially with some of my new "tricks"......
#3
The BP doesn't make any noticable power above 7000RPM without some actual engine mods (in other words... tweaks and non-direct-engine mods like you have don't count). Also, advanced ignition lowers your peak HP. In other words, don't bother to raise your rev limit with your current mods.
#6
OK, in case u guys just HAVE TO do it, lol, the stock BP valves are good for upto 8000 RPM (according to Gude Racing). Also, valve floating shouldn't be an issue at 7500RPM. Miatas with the BP hit 7.5K easy. Actually.... with extensive high rpm use, the thing u have to worry about would be the lifters.
Last edited by thunderb0lt; May-17th-2003 at 08:56 PM.
#7
thnx for the info. they would not be used with my current setup. Im totally rebuilding my previous engine now that ive got a new one in my car. The one I'm rebuilding will be totally different. Thanks for all of the info guys!
#8
you might want to look at a 95+ (or is it 99..) miata head for getting some valve springs. They are considerably stiffer than the regular valve springs in the protege/escort heads. If I'm not mistaken, I think that Braden from BLT was running a miata head on his turbo'd protege, and didn't have many problems.
In fact, the whole head would bolt right on, and I think the only thing necessary to mod is a coolant line or something like that..
--sarge
In fact, the whole head would bolt right on, and I think the only thing necessary to mod is a coolant line or something like that..
--sarge
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