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#1 |
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Join Date: Sep 2012
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![]() I am installing "group buy" big valves in a B230-530 head, My engine machinist wants to know if he can safely cut the head back to the "Bore scribe line" to open up the flow? Is there any danger in cutting through the head when he machines this on Exhaust or Intake?
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Ronald Culberbone III
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Portland, OR
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![]() No problem whatsoever.
Make sure the seat throat ID is 86-88% of the valve OD, and don’t sink the valves into the head. Also, make sure they use bronze guides or guide liners. SS and inconel valves do not like cast iron guides.
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#3 |
Board Member
Join Date: Sep 2012
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![]() Thanks just what i wanted to hear, new bronze guides all around, and new oversized seats, I will make sure they don't recess them!
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Ronald Culberbone III
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Portland, OR
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If they do replace the seats, make sure they are heavy duty seats or you'll be adjusting the valves more frequently. The OEM Volvo seats are REALLY GOOD, and most replacement seats are not nearly the same quality. |
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