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Dakaty
GenIII
5/24/2002
12:31:58
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 Subject: Change springs with 1.7 RRs?
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I'm rounding up all the parts for my Crower 1.7 roller rocker install.
I'm wondering if I should change my valve springs while I'm at it? I've read that they are required/recommended for 5500 RPM and up. I probably won't rev that high with my auto. Since I'm installing all the other stuff, I'm thinking I might put in the springs too.
The cost is about $80 (parts only). Are the springs difficult to change? Are there any other benefits or disadvantages to consider?
Thanks for the feed back!!
Bill
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DakotaDan
*GenIII*
5/24/2002
17:38:49
|  RE: Change springs with 1.7 RRs?
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I'm getting ready to install mine this weekend, my understanding is that our trucks have a 5200 rpm rev limiter in the PCM so we won't see 5500 unless get a PCM flash
Dan
K&N FIPK # 57-1517 * DynoMax #17748 * OEM 5.2/5.9 V8 TB #53032691AA * Crower 1.7 Roller Rockers # 73654K * Factory Flares * WeatherTechs * Saddleman Low Profile Tonneau
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rtdkota
Dodge Dakota
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5/24/2002
17:59:14
| RE: Change springs with 1.7 RRs?
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If you stay below 5500 rpm, and have roughly 75k or less miles on your truck.. Stock springs should be fine. If you have questions re: install.. call me 619-448-5216 (we'll be doing heads/cam/m1/rockers/waterpump/Capt. Morgan Gold.... tonight/tomorrow he he).
I know the Crower's pretty well, I sell a lot of them!
Sam
www.socaldakota.com
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