How to differentiate LS6/LghtWght Sodium Filled?
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How to differentiate LS6/LghtWght Sodium Filled?
I bought a new set of LS6 casting heads with stock valves and springs.
Edit: Sorry for the confusion, they were advertised as 2004 Z06 Heads. Hence, they should have had the light weight valves and Z06 springs.
I was not worried about the springs, as I will be replacing with upgraded springs. I am concerned about the valves, how can I tell if I have Sodium Valves vs. Regular LS1/LS6 Valves?
Edit: Sorry for the confusion, they were advertised as 2004 Z06 Heads. Hence, they should have had the light weight valves and Z06 springs.
I was not worried about the springs, as I will be replacing with upgraded springs. I am concerned about the valves, how can I tell if I have Sodium Valves vs. Regular LS1/LS6 Valves?
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Originally Posted by Closer_2001
.... I am concerned about the valves, how can I tell if I have Sodium Valves vs. Regular LS1/LS6 Valves?
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Originally Posted by Closer_2001
I bought a new set of LS6 casting heads with stock valves and springs.
I was not worried about the springs, as I will be replacing with upgraded springs. I am concerned about the valves, how can I tell if I have Sodium Valves vs. Regular LS1/LS6 Valves?
I was not worried about the springs, as I will be replacing with upgraded springs. I am concerned about the valves, how can I tell if I have Sodium Valves vs. Regular LS1/LS6 Valves?
I have a full set of stock 01 LS1/LS6 valves, so I used them to compare.
The intake valves are actually smaller and weigh 91 grams, are these from a truck?
The exhaust valves are stock LS1.
The casting are correct and brand new.