Nascar Psi Solid Roller Cam Valve Springs 190-620 Lbs 102937 on 2040-parts.com
Wilson, North Carolina, US
These are a used set of PSI solid roller cam valve springs from a Nascar team only run 1 race. They are 1.380" o.d. .985 i.d. and .685 i.d. of inner spring and sets up at 1.900" with 190lbs and they have 620lbs at 1.150" .750 lift and coil bind at 1.080"
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