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Hey guys I wanted to know if the b6 an the b6t vavle springs were the same I found a site that sells new ones for 1.6 an 1.8 dohc for like 8 dollars a piece but I need to know if these are good to use for the 1.6t?
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Frankie
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Anybody?? BumpFrankie
fully custom 88 festy (project doomsday) Febuary in 2012 calander
Blockspire: ken block replica aspire
AdvancedDynamix: "If you put the same kind of effort into your engine that you put into the rest of the car, well... it'll be epic". thanks man
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The SOHC (B6) valve springs are probably different from the ones used on DOHC (B6T) engines. As a general rule, valve springs on a DOHC or even a SOHC 16V engine are usually smaller and weaker.........because the valves are smaller & lighter and the valve lift is less.Brian
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Thank youFrankie
fully custom 88 festy (project doomsday) Febuary in 2012 calander
Blockspire: ken block replica aspire
AdvancedDynamix: "If you put the same kind of effort into your engine that you put into the rest of the car, well... it'll be epic". thanks man
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