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Engine Assembly Spring Cup

Engine Assembly Spring Cup
Engine Assembly Basics -- Cam, Valvetrain, Top-End
Just as the retainer must match the spring at the top to properly secure and locate it, a spring cup should be used at the bottom to keep the valvespring from dancing around on the cylinder head side. Several styles of cups and locators are available, which register either to the outside of the spring, or on the inside of a dual spring assembly. We used COMP PN 4700 cups for this iron Mopar head, which locates a 1.550-inch spring by its outside diameter. As is often the case, spring seat machining is required on these production heads to fit the locator. View Related Article
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