brian crower valvesprings?
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brian crower valvesprings?
i've searched but i cant seem to find...anyone that uses bc valvesprings how high of an rpm do you set redline? are they same as stock? i know gsc rates theirs at about 9000 rpm for the single springs are bc rated to the same?
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12,300 miles.
8300 frequently, 8700 once or twice. That was nothing I didnt do to the stock valvesprings which got pulled at 28k for these. I am very happy it didnt end up sucking a valve, the springs just suck. This was the only broken one, the rest were severely sagged out. To this day BC denies there was any issue and any warranty.
For 8500-8700 I recommend GSC or FP beehives, beyond that Kigglys.
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12,300 miles.
8300 frequently, 8700 once or twice. That was nothing I didnt do to the stock valvesprings which got pulled at 28k for these. I am very happy it didnt end up sucking a valve, the springs just suck. This was the only broken one, the rest were severely sagged out. To this day BC denies there was any issue and any warranty.
For 8500-8700 I recommend GSC or FP beehives, beyond that Kigglys.
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The long list of fail from that company really leads me to think that if you cant trust a stroker assembly, cams, or valvesprings, its probably best to look to known good products for the Evo.
Maybe the BC stuff works better in non-Mitsus?
Aaron
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