It looks like Brian crower is now making a Jeep 4.0 valve spring.
https://briancrower.com/makes/jeep/amc_ ... rain.shtml
Brian Crower Jeep Valve Springs
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Re: Brian Crower Jeep Valve Springs
Strange choice by BC, at .500" valve lift there would be .220" to coil bind.dwg86 wrote: ↑August 22nd, 2024, 9:35 pm It looks like Brian crower is now making a Jeep 4.0 valve spring.
https://briancrower.com/makes/jeep/amc_ ... rain.shtml
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Re: Brian Crower Jeep Valve Springs
Yeah, installed at 1.640, with a .060 safety margins, the springs would be good up to .700 lift.
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Re: Brian Crower Jeep Valve Springs
Installed Height and Spring rates look good but just be aware because it being a dual Valve Spring not likely it’s a drop in spring.
Not being a dealbreaker, but it’s looking like you’ll need to have the Valve Spring seat machined so it will properly fit the I.D. of the inner spring.
At least it’s created some options for stock valve Jeep heads
Not being a dealbreaker, but it’s looking like you’ll need to have the Valve Spring seat machined so it will properly fit the I.D. of the inner spring.
At least it’s created some options for stock valve Jeep heads
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