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projectresto83 · 07-05-2009, 01:24 AM

Thanks adder, I was gonna go with what lunati recommends for its own cam until I seen that its the same springs for all their cams basically. I already have all the parts picked out for the comp springs so I think I will end up going with those. With the binding rates on both I still have a good ways to go before I would really have to worry about that being a problem.

I also read in one book that having too much spring pressure can/will damage stock stamped rockers. Then again I have also heard of people running them all the time.

Open pressure
Lunatis are 250lbs at .500 lift
Comps are 284lbs at .500 lift

How much spring pressure do you think the stock ones can handle?? RR would be great but are out of my budget.

07-05-2009, 01:24 AM	#9
projectresto83 5th Gear Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Vehicle: 83 GLX, 93 LX, 98 sixer Location: Indiana(Stationed in Texas) Posts: 4,167	Thanks adder, I was gonna go with what lunati recommends for its own cam until I seen that its the same springs for all their cams basically. I already have all the parts picked out for the comp springs so I think I will end up going with those. With the binding rates on both I still have a good ways to go before I would really have to worry about that being a problem. I also read in one book that having too much spring pressure can/will damage stock stamped rockers. Then again I have also heard of people running them all the time. Open pressure Lunatis are 250lbs at .500 lift Comps are 284lbs at .500 lift How much spring pressure do you think the stock ones can handle?? RR would be great but are out of my budget. __________________ Off building sand castles in the middle east Last edited by projectresto83; 07-05-2009 at 01:28 AM.