Retainers and dimensions
I need to find a retainer to fit my eibach valve springs
this is a diagram of a retainer
I measured with a caliper, and
I need:
A: 1.15
B: 0.85
C: 0.66
I measured a portflow retainer I have to be:
A: 1.1035
B: 0.857
C: 0.6080
I measured a stock retainer:
A: 1.1035
B: 0.857
C: 0.6080
looks like portflow is modeled after a stock retainer
Crower, according to their website
A: 1.150
B: 8.70
C: 6.10
anyone have any more measurements?
JG?
Skunk 2 ?
rocket ?
anything else im missing?
***** EDIT ********
(thanks to Tbone)
Rocket Motorsports gen 1
A: 1.112
B: .848
C: .613
All measured with a digital caliper.
Modified by Dan GSR at 8:16 AM 12/15/2004
this is a diagram of a retainer
I measured with a caliper, and
I need:
A: 1.15
B: 0.85
C: 0.66
I measured a portflow retainer I have to be:
A: 1.1035
B: 0.857
C: 0.6080
I measured a stock retainer:
A: 1.1035
B: 0.857
C: 0.6080
looks like portflow is modeled after a stock retainer
Crower, according to their website
A: 1.150
B: 8.70
C: 6.10
anyone have any more measurements?
JG?
Skunk 2 ?
rocket ?
anything else im missing?
***** EDIT ********
(thanks to Tbone)
Rocket Motorsports gen 1
A: 1.112
B: .848
C: .613
All measured with a digital caliper.
Modified by Dan GSR at 8:16 AM 12/15/2004
i forgot who it was that works at eiback, hes a member here on H-T... you could search around and then PM him, im sure he will be more then willing to help you as he is very knowledgeable...
Crower also sells a valve spring that is made by Eibach, with the same dimensions as my spring, with a different spring rate, and crower recommends their own retainer
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DOHCtorTHRUST »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i forgot who it was that works at eiback, hes a member here on H-T... you could search around and then PM him, im sure he will be more then willing to help you as he is very knowledgeable...
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vtecvoodoo
I messaged him a while back, but wasn't able to give me much insight
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vtecvoodoo
I messaged him a while back, but wasn't able to give me much insight
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thanks
seems like my problem is dimension "C"
my ID is a lot bigger than most retainers
anyone know where i might be able to get a retainer made for my needs?
seems like my problem is dimension "C"
my ID is a lot bigger than most retainers
anyone know where i might be able to get a retainer made for my needs?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dan GSR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Crower also sells a valve spring that is made by Eibach, with the same dimensions as my spring, with a different spring rate, and crower recommends their own retainer</TD></TR></TABLE>
Wrong. We do not make their springs.
I`d use the Portflows or Crower.
Wrong. We do not make their springs.
I`d use the Portflows or Crower.
http://crower.com/cat/import/h...shtml
seems that most of them are Crower
but part number 68186 is labeled as Eibach B Series VTEC Dual Spring
the portflow fits the out spring nicely
but the the inner spring is so loose on the retainer that it can move around A LOT
seems that most of them are Crower
but part number 68186 is labeled as Eibach B Series VTEC Dual Spring
the portflow fits the out spring nicely
but the the inner spring is so loose on the retainer that it can move around A LOT
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by vtecvoodoo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Wrong. We do not make their springs.
I`d use the Portflows or Crower.</TD></TR></TABLE>
He never said you did.
So Eibach doesn't recommend anything? The springs are made specifically for stock retainers?
You would use Portflow or Crower over stick or you would use one of the two if you went aftermarket?
Wrong. We do not make their springs.
I`d use the Portflows or Crower.</TD></TR></TABLE>
He never said you did.
So Eibach doesn't recommend anything? The springs are made specifically for stock retainers?
You would use Portflow or Crower over stick or you would use one of the two if you went aftermarket?
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He never said you did.
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He edited the post.
I wouldn`t use stock. If the head was off, and I was upgradng springs, I would go aftermarket. Used both Portflow and Crower in the past and with positive experiences.
He never said you did.
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He edited the post.
I wouldn`t use stock. If the head was off, and I was upgradng springs, I would go aftermarket. Used both Portflow and Crower in the past and with positive experiences.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Rocket »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You'll need custom made. Contact JG.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Really? Wow.
Really? Wow.
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