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The load over the nose looks a little low.
TPIS recommends P/N 700-132 for their ZZ-9 cam (.483"/.520" @.050"), which has 125lbs @1.80" and 357lbs @1.25".
imho, looks good, if your springs coil bind at .540 (or a tad more), then the .015" difference is morte than enough to be safe. usually springs can handle up to .030" more than their ratings.
mm ok. I really dont whant to change the springs I thougt I whas ok with those springs... What is the spec on the springs that goes with the hotcam kit??
Is that .540 max valve lift, is that maximum safe lift, or is that coil bind?
Ideally you want to keep a .050 cushion between your cam lift and coil bind height. If your .540 is coil bind height and your cam is .525 you've only got a .015 cushion, which is very thin.