New Comp Cams 1.460" Dia 127 @ 1.850", 369 @ 1.250" Dual Valve Springs #978-16 on 2040-parts.com
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Comp cams gm gen iii 7° steel retainers for beehive springs #774-16(US $48.88)
Comp cams 10° steel +.050 retainers for comp 26055 26095 beehive springs #705-16(US $48.88)
1 comp cams 10° titanium retainer for 1.500" - 1.550" dual springs #731-1(US $18.28)
1 comp cams 10° titanium retainer +.050 height for 1.625" triple springs #739-1(US $18.28)
1 comp cams 7° lt wt tool steel retainer for 26915 & 26918 valve springs #1772-1(US $9.86)
Comp cams 10° steel super locks w/recess, -.050 install height 3/8" stem #609-16(US $27.88)
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