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Not necessarily.. we have a dual spring setup. the inner spring could hold enough tension to keep valve actually working. But without the help of the stronger spring, the valve would not work well at all.
EDIT: I take that back.... I don't remember if we have dual springs or not. I did not have a compressor that would allow me to replace mine so I got a machinist to do it. And I never thought to look. Regardless, broken valve springs do not always result in the valve contacting the piston. ********************************** Current Mods: AEM V2 intake, MP 60mm TB, Accel 24lb injectors, Crane #12 cams,Ross forged 10:1 pistons, Eagle H-beam rods, ARP head and main studs, Ported and polished head, Crane valve springs, PT rockers and lifters, MSD coil, Accel wires, AFX underdrive pulley, DC sports ceramic coated header, Ebay testpipe, Apex-i N1 catback, 255 lph fuel pump, Apex-i SAFC, Spec Stage III clutch, Phantom Grip, full Energy Suspension polyurethane bushing kit, Tokico springs and blue shocks, Russell steel braided clutch and brake lines, 17" Koning Imagines, NOS 100 hp direct port N20 kit
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