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Old 18-06-2013, 10:29 AM
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Default Colsibro valve guides?

Hello, where to buy a full set for a late 4WD engine? Google only shows colsibro for other cars. What specifics are needed for custom made ones? Would appreciate some recommendations. thanks
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i'll refer you to this thread:

https://passionford.com/forum/ford-e...ve-guides.html

if you want to have some made though, i know a company who has done them before (cossie ones)

are yours the cast iron type?
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regarding custom built valve guides I have some in my CVH the chap that did them made them from trojen.

He really knows his stuff my exhaust valves water cooled too! A finned extension in the water jacket! this really dumps heat out of the head well! you only have to ask about the lotus head work he has done!

He does a lot of marine work too! but is normally willing to do bespoke automotive work!
I think its because it keeps him warm in the winter!

http://www.bottomline.im/

hope this helps
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Originally Posted by Turbo Zetec
i'll refer you to this thread:

https://passionford.com/forum/ford-e...ve-guides.html

if you want to have some made though, i know a company who has done them before (cossie ones)

are yours the cast iron type?
do you have a link or the contact adress? dunno exactly whats in it, bought the car not so long ago. The standard guides I guess. Want to change them in the course of a small rebuild, cause the head is open etc. Thanks for your help.

Originally Posted by Turbo Zetec
regarding custom built valve guides I have some in my CVH the chap that did them made them from trojen.

He really knows his stuff my exhaust valves water cooled too! A finned extension in the water jacket! this really dumps heat out of the head well! you only have to ask about the lotus head work he has done!

He does a lot of marine work too! but is normally willing to do bespoke automotive work!
I think its because it keeps him warm in the winter!

http://www.bottomline.im/

hope this helps
thanks for your help. Trojen is also better than colsibro, right?
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trojen alloy is fantastic for valve guides but it is very hard to machine!

check out the web site and give them a ring he might even have some pics of his work he could send you!
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