what kinda valves??
i'm pretty much on a tight buget...so whats the cheapest out of all of them.
will my stock bottom end blow if you only do those 2 mods with adjustable cam gears?
sorry for such a newbie question
will my stock bottom end blow if you only do those 2 mods with adjustable cam gears?
sorry for such a newbie question
you dont really need valves, you can get by with stock. You do need to go with a decent spring/retainer set up though. And yes, they will make power with your stock bottom end. A little compression will always help though
thanx..but my bro's friend told me that i would need valves or else i might bend my old ones...and blow my head and bottom end..he builds his own motors and it's pretty fast so i kinda believe him but would like more opinions on it first thanx
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If you are an LSVTEC with a stock B18a bottom end becareful because the valve reliefs on LS pistons are smaller and you may have piston-to-valve clearance issues with bigger cams and running the intake advance on the cams.
This becomes even more of a problem when the head is milled since the bottom edge of the intake valves will come really close to the top edge of the valve reliefs. Also not runing properly located dowel pins for the head can also become problematic.
This becomes even more of a problem when the head is milled since the bottom edge of the intake valves will come really close to the top edge of the valve reliefs. Also not runing properly located dowel pins for the head can also become problematic.
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What makes you think SOHC valves would fit into a first generation LS engine?
(Yes, that was a hint)
What makes you think SOHC valves would fit into a first generation LS engine?
(Yes, that was a hint)
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Boner_Ben
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Jan 19, 2006 08:05 AM



a ZC is in D series family, but Dohc instead of Sohc. Correct me if I'm wrog.
