Valve float on H22?
Currently I'm building my bottom end pretty much bulletproof. I however haven't done a single thing to the head. I'm not going to be revving past the 7500 redline h22's have. So am I safe running this? I'm trying to run 400-450whp on my car. I will build the head in the near future when the funds become available but at the time being, can I run a stock head without the possibility of having a valve float on my h22?
I really rather spend my current funds for the rest of my turbo setup. Please help guys.
I really rather spend my current funds for the rest of my turbo setup. Please help guys.
Not that I'd recommend it, but I've taken a completely stock head as high as 8400 rpm. I took it to 8000 rpm pretty regularly. This was on ~25psi. It wet a bunch of 10.50-10.60's in the low-130's mph on the stock head.
Tyler
Tyler
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Tyler H »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Not that I'd recommend it, but I've taken a completely stock head as high as 8400 rpm. I took it to 8000 rpm pretty regularly. This was on ~25psi. It wet a bunch of 10.50-10.60's in the low-130's mph on the stock head.
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same here with no problems, it will be fine
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same here with no problems, it will be fine
i got a set of brand new supertech valves for the h22 they are nitride coated and dished for turbo and are standard size i got them from earl make ofer
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