Valve Springs For Sbc 1.25 Diameter Up To 520 Lift on 2040-parts.com
Sebring, Florida, US
These are brand new and will be a good addition to a stock head. They are good up to 520 lift summit says. I took them off the summit cast iron heads. I have a roller cam so I needed a different spring. These have a single spring with a dampner. There new.
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