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  1. 04-03-2015 04:19 PM #1
    Powerhak
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    Beehive springs

     



    First post from a new member, so if I somehow violate protocol, please tell me.

    I'd like to know which SBC engine/head came stock with beehive or tapered valve springs.

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  3. 04-03-2015 07:26 PM #2
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    Welcome to CHR! Pretty hard to violate protocol here, as no one really gets upset about where things are posted, or what's asked. I'll leave the answer to your question to those who know.
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  4. 04-04-2015 06:27 AM #3
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    bee hive springs started early aircraft engines-


    Auto in later 1990s on GM LS , Ford Mod, and Mopar Hemi------I don't remember which series/size LS that I first saw them OEM, but have used a lot from the aftermarket----the smaller retainer and the ultra skinny stems (as small as 6 mm) have really lowered the weight of the valve train on the rocker side-----




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  5. 04-04-2015 08:01 AM #4
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    Yep, protocol breach.

    New guy is supposed to bring donuts.

    Welcome to the forum.
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