How the hell does this happen
How the hell does this happen 
10-25-2008, 07:14 PM
#5
TECH Senior Member
They will have some pretty smiles, that is one way of flycutting 
Assuming pistons are Ok, you'll definitely need head rebuilt, guides, valves and valve job as well as new seals.
Assuming pistons are Ok, you'll definitely need head rebuilt, guides, valves and valve job as well as new seals.
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10-26-2008, 10:55 AM
#12
If the heads are ported I think you will benefit from the larger valves.
If you are are gonna really spin it the ti's may be worth the extra $$ but if you are mainly street and not going to go above 7000 very often SS will be fine with the rest of the valvetrain set up right. I actually see guys spinning 7+ reliably on SS valves everytime I go to the track. Proper springs, seat pressures, install height, ti retainers you'll be fine SS. Set up properly they are very reliable.
Having said all that if you wanna drop the bucks go for it
Ti's are definitely an upgrade
10-26-2008, 02:09 PM
#16
Titanium is going to be a little more finicky. They can't get too hot, and gall really easy. When the gall, they will stick and REALLY cause some damage. Seeing how you have a couple bent valves, chances are you'd need some guide work done to run the titanium valves.
Before anyone says I'm just trying to sell these things, I could care less if you buy valves from me or not, I'm not exactly gonna fight to sell them. But with MSRP at $150 for either intakes or exhausts, $200 for a full set is a hell of a deal. Especially when your other option is about $1000 for titanium, and thats just the intakes.
Before anyone says I'm just trying to sell these things, I could care less if you buy valves from me or not, I'm not exactly gonna fight to sell them. But with MSRP at $150 for either intakes or exhausts, $200 for a full set is a hell of a deal. Especially when your other option is about $1000 for titanium, and thats just the intakes.
10-26-2008, 03:07 PM
#17
Good deal from KCS and nothing wrong with his SS valves.
I'm not asking $1000 for the titanium though, $600 will do, I'll sell the whole set :titanium and slightly used inconel exhaust valves for $850 plus shipping.
Putting that out there for anyone, not trying to disuade the OP from KCS
I'm not asking $1000 for the titanium though, $600 will do, I'll sell the whole set :titanium and slightly used inconel exhaust valves for $850 plus shipping.
Putting that out there for anyone, not trying to disuade the OP from KCS
10-26-2008, 05:28 PM
#19
Good deal from KCS and nothing wrong with his SS valves.
I'm not asking $1000 for the titanium though, $600 will do, I'll sell the whole set :titanium and slightly used inconel exhaust valves for $850 plus shipping.
Putting that out there for anyone, not trying to disuade the OP from KCS
I'm not asking $1000 for the titanium though, $600 will do, I'll sell the whole set :titanium and slightly used inconel exhaust valves for $850 plus shipping.
Putting that out there for anyone, not trying to disuade the OP from KCS
10-26-2008, 06:26 PM
#20
Damn, nice avatar, I need to come hang out with you at your house, nice scenery.
OP thats a over rev if it hit that many valves, or cam too big for the springs, either way valve float is what did it, unless the timing chain jumped timing but that is pretty unlikely.