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Old 01-15-2004, 12:48 PM
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Default Ferrea Valves - 6000 tulip & 6000 normal

What is the difference between these:

Exhaust - 1.600" Tulip, 6000 Series Competition Valve

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Exhaust - 1.600" 6000 Series Competition Valve

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It's the transition from the valve-stem to the back face of the valve. Tulip has more of a radius to the transition, while the other (nail-head I am assuming) is pretty much just a 90degree angle. Tuliped should flow a bit better, but may be a bit heavier (though not much)
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Originally Posted by Mike22ca
What is the difference between these:

Exhaust - 1.600" Tulip, 6000 Series Competition Valve

&

Exhaust - 1.600" 6000 Series Competition Valve

?
F6233 is a 15 degree backangle and the F6235 is a 24 degree backangle, the 24 degree backangle flows a bit better, good for N2O combos.



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