engine valve compatibility?
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Taggyd
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Re: engine valve compatibility?
Ive got a couple of 3en1 heads with a set of enough valves between them (some removed from one that came in a box of spares!), not sure how good they are but if any use, let me know and you can have them!
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dobbslc
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Re: engine valve compatibility?
REC are a company that used to make valves in stainless steel, not sure if it's worth the expense though.ADG wrote:hunter wrote:They will be £435.00 to the door i recon.
Jesus! Who makes valves and valve seats? Im wondering if an alternative can be sourced...
Are you sure valves need changing?
I would just get it running first then do a compression test.
If that's ok then set the clearances and job done.
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ADG
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Re: engine valve compatibility?
cheers for the name - Ive found a link:dobbslc wrote: REC are a company that used to make valves in stainless steel, not sure if it's worth the expense though.
Are you sure valves need changing?
I would just get it running first then do a compression test.
If that's ok then set the clearances and job done.
http://www.gsvalves.co.uk/sourcehtml/RE ... alogue.pdf
not sure yet but its good to know my options..