What is the main benefit of using dual valve springs?

Dual valve springs offer improved valve train stability and are stronger than single springs. This design helps them handle increased valve lift and higher RPMs, which is beneficial for performance-oriented engine builds.

What does 'Super Clean wire' mean for these springs?

Super Clean wire refers to a manufacturing process that results in a cleaner material with fewer imperfections. This contributes to the overall strength, durability, and consistent performance of the valve spring.

Are these springs suitable for stock engines?

While designed for performance applications, these springs can also be used in stock engines if you are upgrading to a camshaft with more lift or if you simply want a more robust valve train. They offer improved stability over many stock springs.

COMP Cams Dual Valve Spring 988-1 - Engine Components

Name: COMP Cams Valve Spring 1.400in 2 Spring
Brand: COMP Cams
Price: 12.95 USD
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COMP Cams Valve Spring 1.400in 2 Spring

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COMP Cams Dual Valve Spring. Designed for improved valve train stability and handling increased lift.

Key Features

Fits a wide range of Buick, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac vehicles.
Dual spring design offers improved valve train stability.
Constructed from Super Clean wire for strength and durability.
Undergoes extensive quality control testing.
Handles increased valve lift found in performance applications.
1.400 inch outer diameter.

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Product Details

If you're rebuilding the top end of an engine, especially one that's going to see higher RPMs or more aggressive camshafts, you'll want to make sure your valve springs can keep up. These dual valve springs from COMP Cams are built using Super Clean wire and undergo rigorous testing to ensure they offer solid strength and stability for your valve train.

The dual spring design is key here; it creates a stronger spring assembly that's well-suited for handling the increased valve lift often found in performance applications. This means you can be more confident in your valve train's performance, whether you're building a street machine or a dedicated race engine. They are designed to exceed the demands of today's engine builders and racers.

This particular spring has a 1.400 inch outer diameter and is a dual spring design. It fits a wide range of vehicles, including many Buick, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac models from the late 1970s and early 1980s, as well as some earlier and later models.