#92948, "Anyone using SI Valves Portflow Series stainless steel valves?"
I just picked some up for an un-beleivable price (the guy didn't know what they were). I'm 95% sure these are the same valves that Exile Racing carries.
Anyone using them? How do you like? Have they held up?
#92949, "RE: Anyone using SI Valves Portflow Series stainless steel valves?" In response to Reply # 0
I got my SS valves from Exile, well actually this is my 2nd set from them. They were beautifully made!! I was very impressed with them. They were designed much much nicer than the stock ones. Wish I would have taken pictures. It's one of those things though that you don't really "notice" a difference with. Mine were standard size, and with the rest of the head components my revs are wonderful. It's hard to explain.
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#92950, "RE: Anyone using SI Valves Portflow Series stainless steel valves?" In response to Reply # 0
Originally posted by dougie2 I'm 95% sure these are the same valves that Exile Racing carries.
If they are the same (I never can remember the brand for some reason), they are fine. Perhaps the coolest thing about my car is the head from ERT/Fierro.
#92960, "RE: Anyone using SI Valves Portflow Series stainless steel valves?" In response to Reply # 4
i just talked to mike from ert, im gettin the P&P, titanium springs and retainers, ss valves, mill, and maybe stage 2 crower cams, i cant wait til its done, it will be heaven
#92962, "RE: Anyone using SI Valves Portflow Series stainless steel valves?" In response to Reply # 5
Originally posted by bloodyangel1 i just talked to mike from ert, im gettin the P&P, titanium springs and retainers, ss valves, mill, and maybe stage 2 crower cams, i cant wait til its done, it will be heaven
#92970, "RE: Anyone using SI Valves Portflow Series stainless steel valves?" In response to Reply # 4
Originally posted by grain they are good. they bend and break nicely when dropped into cylinder while engine is running.
I can vouch for that, they don't damage the piston. I would rather shell out another $200 for new valves than all that cash for new pistons. (my timing jumped 2 teeth, with a milled head, that's all that is needed)
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