500 EFI Valve Springs
#11
Ok going to do valve springs this winter on my 2004 500EFI's
Anything change since 2012?
What is the original install height of the the valve springs
Thanks
Mark
Anything change since 2012?
What is the original install height of the the valve springs
Thanks
Mark
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#12
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I have a valve spring mic if you need it Mark. Also have a nifty valve spring compressor , that works great for compressing the springs when the heads are on the engine. It actually locks in place when the spring is compressed, which helps when fighting to get the locks positioned right. The old prybar style i had, jesus, hands would be killing me after a while.
#13
Thanks Joe we may take you up on the spring compressor. Kenny has a mic and spring tester. But he has an old school compressor
Probably work on them after the Holidays
Mark
Probably work on them after the Holidays
Mark
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I have a valve spring mic if you need it Mark. Also have a nifty valve spring compressor , that works great for compressing the springs when the heads are on the engine. It actually locks in place when the spring is compressed, which helps when fighting to get the locks positioned right. The old prybar style i had, jesus, hands would be killing me after a while.
#16
Thanks
Mark
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#17
It should be good to go for at least another 330 hrs after that.
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From: yorkville,il
i agree except for the 330 hour part,250 sounds better imo.at least on the springs but if easy on them maybe 300 hrs.




