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Title: Hey chilly460, regarding spring loads...
Post by: blykins on May 30, 2026, 05:55:58 PM
When I'm not logged in, I can read your last post.  When I log in to answer, the page has an error.  Not sure what's up.

But no, 170 is not too much. 
Title: Re: Hey chilly460, regarding spring loads...
Post by: My427stang on May 30, 2026, 06:08:12 PM
I couldn’t get to it either, didn’t think to try not logged in. FYI I don’t do it as a stack, I zero the height making the machine read the installed height and double check by setting the spring micrometer and measuring it

Be sure to measure ALL, you may find some short or long installed heights and some variance in springs.
Title: Re: Hey chilly460, regarding spring loads...
Post by: chilly460 on May 30, 2026, 07:04:03 PM
Ahh, I was having the same issue, I’ll log out as I was in the middle of posting when it went wonky. 
Title: Re: Hey chilly460, regarding spring loads...
Post by: cjshaker on May 30, 2026, 11:02:22 PM
I have the same issue on that post, and on the SOHC heads with the cracks. It only shows the initial post and no responses. Weird. I also didn't think to log out.
Title: Re: Hey chilly460, regarding spring loads...
Post by: jayb on June 02, 2026, 05:35:49 AM
This issue has been showing up more and more.  I think it is because of pictures attached to the post that are too large for the software to handle.  But not sure about that.  I have seen the same thing, where when logged in you can't see the post, but if logged out it shows up.  Weird, and unfortunately I have no solution...
Title: Re: Hey chilly460, regarding spring loads...
Post by: e philpott on June 02, 2026, 10:10:21 AM
on the 427 Cammer head post I could only read replies after I hit the reply button, to scared to log out but hitting replies allowed me to see other replies
Title: Re: Hey chilly460, regarding spring loads...
Post by: hbstang on June 05, 2026, 10:14:59 AM
This issue has been showing up more and more.  I think it is because of pictures attached to the post that are too large for the software to handle.  But not sure about that.  I have seen the same thing, where when logged in you can't see the post, but if logged out it shows up.  Weird, and unfortunately I have no solution...
jay,on the post with the sohc heads cracks,i tried to put a 16mb picture in that by mistake and thats when it went bad.if you can delete my post on that i think it will clear up.
Title: Re: Hey chilly460, regarding spring loads...
Post by: jayb on June 05, 2026, 04:04:09 PM
Unfortunately, I can't delete the post.  I can't see it when I'm logged in, so I have no way to delete it - Jay