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440 Mopar Valve Springs W\retainers on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Browns Valley, California, United States

Browns Valley, California, United States
Condition:New other (see details) Brand:Mopar

Very nice set of valve springs and retainers I bought from 440source.com, but never used. 

These will fit Chrysler, Dodge & Plymouth 383, 400, 413, 426w & 440 big block motors.

Valve Spring Type:Single with Damper. Recommended for maximum .510" lift, hydraulic flat tappet cams only.
Valve Spring Closed (seat) Pressure:Approx. 130 pounds @ 1.875" installed height
Valve Spring Open PressureApprox. 330 pounds @ 1.275" (.600" lift.)
Valve Spring Inner Diameter:1.050"
Valve Spring Maximum Lift:.510"
Valve Spring Coil Bind Height:1.130"
Valve Spring Outer Diameter:1.550"
Valve Spring Free Height2.400"
Valve Spring Installed Height:1.875"
Valve Spring Wire Diameter:.202"
Valve Spring Number of Coils:5.5


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