AWD-Tony
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What's the max you can rev to with Manley single valve springs and kelford 272s?
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I would strongly recommend switching over to kiggly beehive springs and setting up the proper steps height. I recently made the change as I'm running the kelford 276/276 combo with a s366 t4. Kelfords are know for having more aggressive lift. I would keep in mind what turbo your running and when you desire to reach full boost. Last thing you want is your valves floating. If you are in my shoes I would atleast want to rev out to 8500-9000 with the size of the turbo to have a good power band.
It will make your bottom side pucker!!!! But once you've been there, it becomes more un-nerving. You can't tune it unless you log it, so I let her rev one day and had a good log to see if I needed to change anything up top. I always let the Red Talon hit the 9k limiter in 1st and then hit 2nd. I loved that car and can't wait to get it back on the road for my Red, White and Blue DSM collection.
Don’t forget to boost plays a role in picking springs. The valve when shut also is holding boost pressure against the backside of it. I would also recommend not revving it to high without some beehives. I am not sure a HTA68 will even be making power over 7,500rpm to make it worth while revving higher.