Patriot Head question: does the stock valvetrain fit?
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Patriot Head question: does the stock valvetrain fit?
heres a question i havent seen answered.
lets say i buy the bare heads.($1,095.00 per pair)...
i already have springs from when i got my cam..
can i reuse the valves, from my stock heads with the Patriot heads?
basicly i want to know if i can stick my old valves in, slip on new seals, and put my springs on them.....
or is that asking for trouble since the valves would have wear on them, but the patriot seats would be fresh cut? what about valvestem length? stock works, right?
lets say i buy the bare heads.($1,095.00 per pair)...
i already have springs from when i got my cam..
can i reuse the valves, from my stock heads with the Patriot heads?
basicly i want to know if i can stick my old valves in, slip on new seals, and put my springs on them.....
or is that asking for trouble since the valves would have wear on them, but the patriot seats would be fresh cut? what about valvestem length? stock works, right?
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Like Brad said the stock valves are 2.00"/1.55" and our LS6 style heads are set up for at least a 2.02"/1.57". Besides, for only $300.00 more, you get an assembled head fitted with 23-8N stainless valves, "best on the market" Patriot "Gold" .650" dual springs, bronze guides, super 7 locks, ti retainers, and viton rubber seals. It is a hard deal to beat.
These are available from any of our retailers: FFHP, Speed Inc, Summit, SDPC, LM Performance, Combination Motorsports, Byun Speed, F Body Motorsports, JC Whitney, Eckler's, L.A.P.D.
These are available from any of our retailers: FFHP, Speed Inc, Summit, SDPC, LM Performance, Combination Motorsports, Byun Speed, F Body Motorsports, JC Whitney, Eckler's, L.A.P.D.
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yeah id go ahead and buy the heads already assembled. it will save u lots of time and money. plus u can always sell the springs u have now, i know people are always looking for them. what are they 918's?