what valves are these?
10-10-2003 | 09:24 PM
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Farria super-metal, maybe. This is good stuff if I'm right. They are just as highly respected as Manley's Inconel and some say that they are superior because they have a better flow design in the tulip area. Canfield uses them as the extreme duty valve in the heads they build for marine use, and they stand behind them! --- Jer
10-11-2003 | 07:44 AM
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Originally posted by jpclear
Farria super-metal, maybe. This is good stuff if I'm right. They are just as highly respected as Manley's Inconel and some say that they are superior because they have a better flow design in the tulip area. Canfield uses them as the extreme duty valve in the heads they build for marine use, and they stand behind them! --- Jer
Farria super-metal, maybe. This is good stuff if I'm right. They are just as highly respected as Manley's Inconel and some say that they are superior because they have a better flow design in the tulip area. Canfield uses them as the extreme duty valve in the heads they build for marine use, and they stand behind them! --- Jer
I have gone to Ferrea racing web site It is definitly
a Ferrea valve its # is not on site. Will Contact them monday for Info.
Thanks Again.
