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Old 05-13-2005, 02:56 PM
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Are Titanium valves worth the money?What is the main reason to use them over SS? Longivety or performance?

I was told I wouldn't get a season out of them.
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Old 05-13-2005, 04:34 PM
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I was told I wouldn't get a season out of them.
Definately not worth it there.How many hours do you boat a year? What oil pan are you running?
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Old 05-13-2005, 08:04 PM
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Definately not worth it there.How many hours do you boat a year? What oil pan are you running?
A good year, I'll get 60 hours or so, always depends on the weather. I've been running a 12 qt milodon pan. It was the only one I could find that would clear the rear main cap on the Big M block. I was told Dart has modified the cap since I put mine together.
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I tried running Del West Titanium valves with their retainers and the good seats in some 14 deg Big Chief heads with 9.8 to 1 compression. Valves in these heads are extremely long. Exhaust valve stuck in a guide and then put a nice hole in the head. Del West looked at the remains and told me I should not be running their titanium exhaust valve in a pleasure use motor especially with a compression ratio as low as mine. Intakes were ok. I pulled the exhaust and went with a different make alloy valve. Things worked fine.
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I tried running Del West Titanium valves with their retainers and the good seats in some 14 deg Big Chief heads with 9.8 to 1 compression. Valves in these heads are extremely long. Exhaust valve stuck in a guide and then put a nice hole in the head. Del West looked at the remains and told me I should not be running their titanium exhaust valve in a pleasure use motor especially with a compression ratio as low as mine. Intakes were ok. I pulled the exhaust and went with a different make alloy valve. Things worked fine.
Man that sucks to hear.You switch to Manleys?
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