Just got a brand new set of kelford 272s. I want to get some springs and retainers to become new buddies with it. There's a lot to chose from, so I'd like to get some opinions. Thanks.

 

http://www.maperformance.com/map-bee...l#.UU3WLFfRIUQ

I actually did mine w/o the retainers, now a couple of my factory retainers cracked so def get the titanium retainers w/ aftermarket springs. Also, get some valve stem seals, again didn't do mine when I put in cams and they are leaking... lesson learned.

 

manley springs and retainers kit works and there cheap

 

Kiggly or die jk. Im about to throw in my GSC S2's with the newer cam profile I think its 274/274 and I wanted the GSC Hi Rev Springs and titanium retainers but they were back ordered so now I am going to go the baller route and go Kiggly Hi rev ones

 

I was looking at the kigglys but I didn't see anything about retainers from them. Do they have the titanium retainers or would I have to go through someone else to pair up with the kiggly springs?

 

Just got my kiggly kit today. Titanium retainers. Beautiful. I have a gsc 5040 kit on back order but couldn't wait for them. Supposedly should be in this week if anyone is interested.....

 

Super tech duals are pretty nice I have them in my car with kelford 272s

 

The kit came with retainers? Got a link?

 

http://www.maperformance.com/kiggly-...l#.UVBlcFfXLs0

Kit includes titanium retainers and steel seats

 

http://www.shop.kigglyracing.com/product.sc?productId=2

 

does any one run the buschur springs and retainers are they ok to run with this cam or s2?

 

On the S2/S3 we recommend a beehive style spring over the dual spring set ups.

 

So if I wanted to fully upgrade my head what would I need, springs retainers kit. Valve guides. What about valve seats? A port and polish and a new intake manifol?

 

You're on the right track; spring/retainers, new intake and exhaust valves, a valve job, new seals, and new guides. Port and polish as you see needed. I rebuilt my head a few months ago, and basically bought everything off the GSC catalog. Needless to say, I like their stuff.