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I've been doing some research into new heads and cam across these valve springs. They appear to be new. Is anyone using them or has anyone heard anything about them?
Thanks.
Manley 221430-16 NexTek Hemi Valve Springs
Manley's new NexTek valve springs are designed and manufactured for optimum consistency, run after run, lap after lap. They are proven to have less load loss than other springs on the market, exhibiting superior fatigue life and enhancing valvetrain stability. Everything that counts in winning races.
-Specially processed premium-grade chrome silicon that is virtually free of impurities or surface irregularities
-State-of-the-art winding, thermal treatment and finishing practices that cannot be duplicated
-NexTek Series valve springs have been tested by leading engine builders and are confirmed to be the best performing valve springs on the market today
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11-21-2007, 02:00 PM #1
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Anyone used or heard anything about Manlet NexTek valve springs?
Last edited by 1fastsedan; 11-21-2007 at 02:03 PM.
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11-21-2007, 07:57 PM #2
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all of the hemi manley springs are the nextek, they just started advertising them. The springs are good when properly installed, but too many shops have not been shimming the intake causing pre-mature spring failure.
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