My Valves Are Bent Need High Pro
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My Valves Are Bent Need High Pro
Hey guys whats up I bent up my valves, and I want to beef up the motor, so I want to do the full package. Valves, spring and retainers. But I need High Pro Parts=More power. HELP HELP HELP
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Originally Posted by kyle77777
I had a complete valve job done by my Acura dealer a week after i bought my CL. They paid for it all, was over $4,000 job
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To the best of my knowledge the option he has to replace with OEM parts. I don't know of a vendor who makes values, and valve springs for the aftermarket that are readily available.
I think it was an engine over-rev, which caused the bent valves. It was mentioned in another thread somewhere.
I think it was an engine over-rev, which caused the bent valves. It was mentioned in another thread somewhere.
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Originally Posted by typeS6S
how did they find out it was your valves?
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Originally Posted by TRINI-2-DE-BONE
Yep it was over reving lol. I wanted to see the limits and I like it HE HE. But on the real. I really want to beef up the motor. But I guess its oem once again.
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DUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, ok guys lets get something straight, I rev the car. Cause I was about to rebuilt the internals, but before that I wanted to see the limits of my car. So I will know whats what in the future. And I got the results I was looking for. But I fond a company that will make me custom valves,springs and retainers ( the whole drive train) for 1000 bucks. So am happy about that. All they need is one of each valves
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Unless you are going to build the motor stronger using factory specs, they will need more than your valves.
They will need the cc of the combustion chamber, lift and duration of the cams, tensile strength on the springs, seat and pocket dimensions, valve guide size......
I am not arguing with you, just letting you know when you send the valves in, there will be a ton of follow up questions from the manufacturer.
If you plan on doing rods and pistons, currently I only know of one choice on both.
The rods are stock dimensions and parameters, just will handle 650-700 hp utilizing the factory crank.
The pistons are special order only, and they currently only have specs on 8.0-1 compression ratio (high hp boosted motors) I have a set ordered with 9.0-1 CR for my boosted application.
If you are truly doing the build for performance, why would you go back with stock size valves? Why not go with a larger valve, port and polish the head, better valve guides and retainers and rework the pockets?
So, if you plan building the motor for more performance as you say, you will need to do alot of calculating before you jump into anything and are not satisfied on the money you spent.
They will need the cc of the combustion chamber, lift and duration of the cams, tensile strength on the springs, seat and pocket dimensions, valve guide size......
I am not arguing with you, just letting you know when you send the valves in, there will be a ton of follow up questions from the manufacturer.
If you plan on doing rods and pistons, currently I only know of one choice on both.
The rods are stock dimensions and parameters, just will handle 650-700 hp utilizing the factory crank.
The pistons are special order only, and they currently only have specs on 8.0-1 compression ratio (high hp boosted motors) I have a set ordered with 9.0-1 CR for my boosted application.
If you are truly doing the build for performance, why would you go back with stock size valves? Why not go with a larger valve, port and polish the head, better valve guides and retainers and rework the pockets?
So, if you plan building the motor for more performance as you say, you will need to do alot of calculating before you jump into anything and are not satisfied on the money you spent.
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Originally Posted by NOPIGUY
Unless you are going to build the motor stronger using factory specs, they will need more than your valves.
They will need the cc of the combustion chamber, lift and duration of the cams, tensile strength on the springs, seat and pocket dimensions, valve guide size......
I am not arguing with you, just letting you know when you send the valves in, there will be a ton of follow up questions from the manufacturer.
If you plan on doing rods and pistons, currently I only know of one choice on both.
The rods are stock dimensions and parameters, just will handle 650-700 hp utilizing the factory crank.
The pistons are special order only, and they currently only have specs on 8.0-1 compression ratio (high hp boosted motors) I have a set ordered with 9.0-1 CR for my boosted application.
If you are truly doing the build for performance, why would you go back with stock size valves? Why not go with a larger valve, port and polish the head, better valve guides and retainers and rework the pockets?
So, if you plan building the motor for more performance as you say, you will need to do alot of calculating before you jump into anything and are not satisfied on the money you spent.
They will need the cc of the combustion chamber, lift and duration of the cams, tensile strength on the springs, seat and pocket dimensions, valve guide size......
I am not arguing with you, just letting you know when you send the valves in, there will be a ton of follow up questions from the manufacturer.
If you plan on doing rods and pistons, currently I only know of one choice on both.
The rods are stock dimensions and parameters, just will handle 650-700 hp utilizing the factory crank.
The pistons are special order only, and they currently only have specs on 8.0-1 compression ratio (high hp boosted motors) I have a set ordered with 9.0-1 CR for my boosted application.
If you are truly doing the build for performance, why would you go back with stock size valves? Why not go with a larger valve, port and polish the head, better valve guides and retainers and rework the pockets?
So, if you plan building the motor for more performance as you say, you will need to do alot of calculating before you jump into anything and are not satisfied on the money you spent.
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Originally Posted by TRINI-2-DE-BONE
DUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH, ok guys lets get something straight, I rev the car. Cause I was about to rebuilt the internals, but before that I wanted to see the limits of my car. So I will know whats what in the future. And I got the results I was looking for. But I fond a company that will make me custom valves,springs and retainers ( the whole drive train) for 1000 bucks. So am happy about that. All they need is one of each valves
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