Sep 22, 2018 #1 D Dale G Member Joined Sep 17, 2002 Messages 64 Hi. I have a couple OE exhaust valves that have wear grove just st below where the keeper sits. Is this normal. I have a used set that has 4 out of the 6 with this grove. Is it OK to use these ? Attachments IMG_20180922_092838.jpg 2.3 MB · Views: 123
Hi. I have a couple OE exhaust valves that have wear grove just st below where the keeper sits. Is this normal. I have a used set that has 4 out of the 6 with this grove. Is it OK to use these ?
Sep 22, 2018 #2 dank GN BlackArts Automotive (661)993-8277 Joined Jan 11, 2009 Messages 4,039 Yes the look fine . Are u going to put a back cut on them and gain a decent amount of flow from them?
Yes the look fine . Are u going to put a back cut on them and gain a decent amount of flow from them?
Sep 22, 2018 #3 D Dale G Member Joined Sep 17, 2002 Messages 64 Thanks. Can u please explain why 1 valve has the grove and the other doesn't. The heads are getting ported now. Thanks for all replies
Thanks. Can u please explain why 1 valve has the grove and the other doesn't. The heads are getting ported now. Thanks for all replies
Sep 22, 2018 #4 T Turbo Archie Active Member Joined Feb 2, 2018 Messages 170 Original exh valves have an oiler groove.. replacement valves don't have it...
Sep 22, 2018 #5 D Dale G Member Joined Sep 17, 2002 Messages 64 Thanks to you guys. Appreciate your knowledge. Have a great weekend.
Sep 27, 2018 #6 E earlbrown runs with scissors Joined May 26, 2001 Messages 7,543 That's not wear, that's an oil step on the exhaust valves to limit oil burning (since Buick didn't include seals on the ex side). ....what Dank mentioned.... Both of these are factory exhaust valves. Attachments 20180701_140001.jpg 223.4 KB · Views: 52
That's not wear, that's an oil step on the exhaust valves to limit oil burning (since Buick didn't include seals on the ex side). ....what Dank mentioned.... Both of these are factory exhaust valves.