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Old 20-06-2008, 10:13 PM
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Default 214n stainless valves, question?

is anyone using these as turbo exhaust valves on higher output cars? as i've heard that they can give problems because of the heat involved?
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dont they need the stems chroming, to prevent premature guide wear?
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you mean using 214 valves in general? You're supposed to run bronze guides, or guide sleeves with them, probably an easier alternative to chroming!
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ive heard karl mention chroming the stems
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