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    Default 09-02-2011
    I'd never cam a 3800 without replacing valve springs...
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    Default 09-02-2011
    Quote Originally Posted by bluegtp91 View Post
    I'd never cam a 3800 without replacing valve springs...
    I feel the same way, but the VS cam specifically doesn't require the upgrade. I as most others just like the peace of mind from better valve springs, However, If I would have known that 6k was gonna be the shift point that felt the best for my car, I would have just popped a fresh set of stock springs in there.

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