Stainless U20 Valves, springs, guides

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Stainless U20 Valves, springs, guides

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:Tosser: Top quality Custom Stainless valves for U20. Swirl polished, ALL USA quality, These make an extremely durable valve setup.

21-4N alloy, Hardened tips, Slight oversize "seat savers"

4 intakes 100, (1.840")
4 exhaust 135, (1.45")
or 200 for full set.

Custom Silicon Bronze 2L Guides 85/set

Spring Set 100/set

Camstand shims 55/set

Racer Brown camshaft. 245 exchange

Email for additional info about small stem lightweight U20 Valve Kits!/ thx! JT
Expert machining and complete heads available.
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Why is stainless best ?
Easier on the engine if they hit I'd guess
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redroadster wrote:Why is stainless best ?
Easier on the engine if they hit I'd guess

Yes, they might bend easier if they meet a piston (rather than knocking a hole in it), but its really just excellent metallurgy for today's gas, valve seats, and either original or the bronze guides. Inconel and titanium are better for some extreme/turbo uses, but way more money, these are great for any non-turbo engine.
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tjp wrote:This is beyond cinemax softcore. We are talking full on hard core Datsun Roadster XXX porn. Makes me want to run a U20.

LOL, here are the sexy ones for the pushrod engines:

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added shims
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Definitely a worry about the exhaust side for long term/hard use IMO
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Top shelf, high chromium,21-4N. Excellent alloy for SS high performance exhaust valves. (Used in thousands of modern engines and racing applications.). Should go a very long time.

If you want Ti, can build those too-may require a 2nd mortgage lol. These are quite nice for the cost! J
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Are they 7mm stems?
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PM'd. These are std replacement versions, stock stem, and slight oversize heads to save your seats.
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I did not think you could add much to Stainless ( iron and nickel)
try cutting through a stainless bolt and a low carbon bolt , after you get through the oxide , which is a bit tough it cuts easily , much softer than the steel
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Added Racer Brown cam.
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IIRC, they should be surface hardened on tip if going for long term usage.

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Naturally these have hardened tips as well. ( must be ground, can't be machined ).

It's actually much less of an issue on the U 20 since the last pad is the hardened wearing surface. The lash pad serves as a wear cap and the wear usually occurs on the underside of the lash pad, not the valve.

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Stainless steel alloys have been the go to material for valves for many, many, years...
From Engine builder mag. website:
"The most popular materials for exhaust valves, however, are austenitic stainless steel alloys such as 21-2N and 21-4N."
http://www.enginebuildermag.com/2005/12 ... t-engines/

There are many different stainless steel alloys, for many different uses, I've seen one so soft just gripping it with a pair of pliers would mark it with the lines of the plier jaws....
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