sodium filled valves compared to regular valves?
sodium filled valves compared to regular valves? is there any way to tell the difference between sodium filled and regular valves other than weight? i'm looking into buying a set of heads and they are said to have the sodium filled valves and i want to be sure before i drop the cash. thanks
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Since you are concerned, the only thing you can do is remove the valves and weigh them. I have never seen something physical that sets them apart where you can tell by simply looking at them. If this is a long distance purchase, you may have to work something with the seller with regards to paying 1/2 up front until you receive the heads and verify.
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I thought sodium filled was mainly for turbo and nitrous applications so they can deal with the heat shock load better. Am I thinking of a different specialty valve?
Obviously any time you can take weight from the rotating assembly it is good but I thought they were mostly for a different purpose.
Obviously any time you can take weight from the rotating assembly it is good but I thought they were mostly for a different purpose.
I thought sodium filled was mainly for turbo and nitrous applications so they can deal with the heat shock load better. Am I thinking of a different specialty valve?
Obviously any time you can take weight from the rotating assembly it is good but I thought they were mostly for a different purpose.
Obviously any time you can take weight from the rotating assembly it is good but I thought they were mostly for a different purpose.
I thought sodium filled was mainly for turbo and nitrous applications so they can deal with the heat shock load better. Am I thinking of a different specialty valve?
Obviously any time you can take weight from the rotating assembly it is good but I thought they were mostly for a different purpose.
Obviously any time you can take weight from the rotating assembly it is good but I thought they were mostly for a different purpose.
