LS7 intake valve failures?
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Anyone heard of the stock titanium intake valves failing? A local shop told me that I need to change them that he heard there was problems with them breaking. I had them ported and dual spings installed at TSP a while back, now I am concerned. They are going on a 440 lsx twin turbo with a .62x 63x lift.
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Anyone heard of the stock titanium intake valves failing? A local shop told me that I need to change them that he heard there was problems with them breaking. I had them ported and dual spings installed at TSP a while back, now I am concerned. They are going on a 440 lsx twin turbo with a .62x 63x lift.
Other than that, the titanium LS7 valves are fine...as long as the hardened caps stay on.
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while titanium isnt as good as stainless when it comes to heat,i would never use anything else but titanium for a valve that big.A stainless valve that big will lose control very easily.