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Hamilton Springs
Are hamilton springs capable of handling tnt/r or are f1 springs needed? i see a lot about f1 but not so much about hamilton, thanks,
jason |
Hamilton says there springs are good to 4500rpm. They are the type I have and They seem to be doing there job well
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hamiltons are first rate; no worries...
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Yep Hamilton's are as good as they get, you'll probably find the % of dodge owners (besides 12v guys) run Hamiltons
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I hope they do! I have them in my truck.
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you guys have zero worries...Hamilton springs are great springs and can handle Smarty TNT race no problem....soon you will be able to get Hamilton cams too for even better performance.
no worries:cool: |
Ive installed several setts and all the trucks are doing fine
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hey i appreciate your input guys, thanks a lot[guitar]
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Mark do tell more of the cam or cams. You can pm me if you like.
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Aren't Zach's springs the same as Don's?
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Originally Posted by XLR8R
(Post 2188639)
Aren't Zach's springs the same as Don's?
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Oh OK - so they're ovate beehive... that's why the retainer fits better.
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Somebody correct me if I am wrong but dont the hamiltons have a slightly higher spring rate than the F1s?
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Originally Posted by wap
(Post 2188663)
Somebody correct me if I am wrong but dont the hamiltons have a slightly higher spring rate than the F1s?
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So would it be safe to assume that Hamilton springs accelerate cam lobe nose wear by 19%?
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