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Old 05-01-2018, 04:35 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by 2_Liter_Turbo View Post
I just got my Kelford 184-STs and Beehive springs in today! I'm trying to decide if I really need the shimless valve setup or not. EFR7163 on E85 and road racing (no bouncing off the rev limiter here).
Verdict is out . Apart from Bill Washburn and the one time he had a shim pop out on him, it seems only the drift/hardcore drag guys have this issue (for obvious reasons).

Shim it to factory specs and see how that works out. Do not forget step 5 when shimming; you can only shim 1 rocker finger at a time (you can do 4 valves per intake and exhaust to make it go quicker).

Me thinks it is a great idea but not a necessity. But if you have the head apart, whats another 5-700 dollars right?? Yeah, its called the VE slippery slope logic

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Originally Posted by S13VE View Post
I am hearing really mixed reviews about Supertech springs/retainers causing bad wear.

I've only run BCs and not for long enough to know if wear was an issue with those.

Maybe I'll just run the Kelford stuff then I can blame them if it wears

What's the shimless valve setup?
I think the mixed reviews (which are somewhat few and far between) are the 123lb supertechs. Meh, run what you can get your hands on.

I have one of the few sets of the Kelford Behives at the moment so we will
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