HyperFlow

i been lookin online for a price and i just cant seam to find any, i called the local dealer here but i think his mistaken on what i want. Is it posible that oem valve guides are 76 dollars PER!!!!! guide?

fv8s

Lay off the pipe brother. You can get any aftermarket bronze valve guide set for south of $100

proof http://streetrays.com/store/index.ph...oduct_id=31786

kyden

002 12204-PR3-305 GUIDE, VALVE 8 2000 INTEGRA 9.58
003 12205-PR3-305 GUIDE, EX. VALVE 8 2000 INTEGRA 9.58

HyperFlow

STFU and read the post, oem valve guide.

2k.civic.si

no the oem valve guides are under $10 each...should be around $76 to get a set.
i would look into supertech valve guides as they are a better guide.

m_shake

What kyden said, also for the money, i'd just get bronze guides...but the choice is yours. GL

fv8s

your an idiot.

fv8s

these are OEM vlave guides. they are obviously not $78 a peice

m_shake

Apparently the OP needs to read the post??

nus_dogg

Yeah, thats a little too much for just a OEM valve guide.

Combustion Contraption

I wouldn't bother putting OEM guides back in a head unless I absolutely HAD to. Your machinist will hate you and you won't have the benefits of a better guide.

fv8s

^^ listen to this guy

LS/V-T

I was told that I should use bronze valve guides with my oe sized aftermarket forged valves. Something about they help reduce the chance of dropping a valve..

Does anyone have any info on this?? I have brand new oe guides installed already..

Figured I could post this here to help..

jdmcivic2fast

whats wrong with oem guides?

Combustion Contraption

Nothing inherently "wrong" with them. They are made to be installed with a tighter press fit than aftermarket guides, they have no shoulder to act as a stop and they are made out of a material that is more difficult to machine. That's why I said his machinist would hate him.

jdmcivic2fast

right on brother!