Jun spring?
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Re: Jun spring? (advanracing62)
no definitly not.....the best retainers out there are jun,toda and ef-1.....i can remember the reason exactly but i know portflow and skunk have something that isnt exactly perfect. Id run juns with big cams like those
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Re: Jun spring? (ekhybrd)
exactly what I thought. I just wanted someone else to say that as my friend doesn't believe me.. go figure....
And actually, I think it has to do with the thickness of the retainer, as well as the lift rating...
And actually, I think it has to do with the thickness of the retainer, as well as the lift rating...
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Re: Jun spring? (advanracing62)
We use stock retainers all the time on motors running past 9500rpm.
They work fine and as long as you have a good spring behind them(ie NOT JUN).
Stock retainers also last a lot longer than most titanium.
They work fine and as long as you have a good spring behind them(ie NOT JUN).
Stock retainers also last a lot longer than most titanium.
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