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Isky Racing Cams 4005 1932-1953 Flathead Ford V8 Dual Valve Springs
Isky Racing Cams 4005 1932-1953 Flathead Ford V8 Dual Valve Springs
Dual Spring Valve Spring Style, 240 lbs. @ 1.187" Open Pressure, 1.25" Outer Spring O.D.
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Isky Racing Cams 4005 1932-1953 Flathead Ford V8 Dual Valve Springs
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Valve Spring Style:
Dual Spring
Open Pressure:
240 lbs. @ 1.187"
Seat Pressure:
115 lbs. @ 1.687"
Outer Spring O.D.:
1.25"
Outer Spring I.D.:
.925"
Inner Spring O.D.:
.925"
Inner Spring I.D.:
.69"
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Our complete line of valve train parts to help your Flathead Ford V8 run on unleaded fuel. These super heavy duty dual valve springs are made from top-quality chrome silicon steel and are designed to work with stock 1932-1953 Ford retainers PLUS our 450-87F retainer adapters.
- Outside Diameter: .925", 1.240"
- Inside Diameter: .690", .925"
- Installed Height: 1.687
- Seat Pressure: 115 lbs. @ 1.687
- Open Pressure: 240 lbs. @ 1.187
- Max Net Valve Lift: .500"
- Spring Rate: 250
Suggested for "full-race" camshafts only.
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Must use 450-87F retainer adapters plus the correct stock retainers for the valves being used.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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