What is the spring rate of this valve spring?

This Ferrea dual valve spring has a rate of 305 lbs per inch. This specification indicates how much force is required to compress the spring.

What is the benefit of a dual valve spring?

Dual valve springs, like this one, use two springs working in tandem. This design offers improved control over valve motion, helping to prevent valve float at higher engine speeds and ensuring reliable valve closure.

What type of engine is this valve spring designed for?

This valve spring is specifically designed for the Toyota 3SGTE engine. It's intended for use in performance applications where the engine may be rebuilt with performance camshafts or operated at higher RPMs.

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Brand: Ferrea
Part #: S10034-1

Ferrea Toyota 3SGTE 305lbs Rate Inch Dual Valve Spring - Single (Drop Ship Only)

Name: Ferrea Toyota 3SGTE 305lbs Rate Inch Dual Valve Spring - Single (Drop Ship Only)
Brand: Ferrea
SKU: ferrea-ferrea-toyota-3sgte-305lbs-rate-inch-dual-valve-spring-single-drop-ship-o-t14-419044
Price: 34.51 USD
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Ferrea 3SGTE dual valve spring. 305 lbs rate. Direct fit.

Key Features

Fits Toyota 3SGTE engines.
Dual valve spring design.
305 lbs rate.
Designed for performance camshafts and higher RPMs.

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About this part

Product Details

Ferrea is known for making well-built valvetrain components, and this dual valve spring for the Toyota 3SGTE engine is no exception. If you're rebuilding the top end of your 3SGTE, these springs are designed to handle the demands of performance camshafts and higher RPMs.

This single spring offers a 305 lbs rate, which is a solid choice for many performance applications. It's a dual spring design, meaning it has two springs working together, providing more control over valve motion, especially at higher engine speeds. This helps prevent valve float and ensures your valves close reliably.