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03-13-2003, 12:41 PM
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I think any cam that can get by with single valve springs will not have coil bind problems on a slant six. It's the cams big enough that need double valve springs, that need to be checked and adjustments made. I know someone running a cam with 247* @.050 duration with .507 lift and using stock 340 valve springs (same install height as slant six) without interferance problems.
Cecil 
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