The RA304A-NS05B is a high-performance valve spring set designed by Real Speed Engineering (R.S.E.) to support high cam lift and racing applications, particularly for high-RPM engines. It is crafted with advanced materials and optimized to prevent valve float, bounce, fatigue, and surging during high-performance operations.
Enhanced silicon-chromium alloy, further improved through advanced manufacturing processes.
Reduces valve jump and bounce during high-RPM operation, enabling a higher RPM range.
Increases fatigue limit to ensure longevity under extreme conditions.
Incorporates multi-stage spring rates within a single spring to increase the natural frequency.
Effectively reduces resonance and minimizes the risk of surging.
Unequal pitch design improves spring response and prevents harmful oscillations.
Surface treated with nitrogen to improve strength and resistance to stress fatigue.
Essential for coping with the high demands of high-lift camshafts.
Ensures prolonged lifespan under rigorous conditions.
Small steel balls are shot at high speed onto the spring surface to introduce residual compressive stress.
This process increases the fatigue limit and enhances the overall durability of the valve springs.
Springs are subjected to high-temperature stress beyond their operating load to prevent permanent deformation.
Prevents "fading," ensuring the springs maintain their performance characteristics over time.
The oval-shaped wire cross-section allows for shorter coil lengths and accommodates high lift camshafts.
Enhances spring flexibility and reduces coil binding during operation.
Compatible Engines:
RB26DETT (Type B Configuration)
Lift Compatibility:
Intake: Up to 12.30mm
Exhaust: Up to 11.33mm
Designed for camshafts with a base circle of Φ30mm, requiring the use of R.S.E. valve lifters.
| Brand | RSE |
| Series Name | VALVE SPRING SET TYPE-B |
| Product Number | RA304A-NS05B |
| Compatible Car | NISSAN |
| Compatible Engine | RB26DETT |
| Notes | Images are for illustration purpose only. Actual product may vary. |