ecotec v6 stainless valves
ecotec v6 stainless valves
ho guys im half way through my rebuild on me boosted ecotec and i am having trouble finding a suitable stainless valve for it manley do one for the earlier style 3800 with a pro flow stem wich i would prefer but apart from that i cant really fin anything else has anyone got any suggestions about this cheers
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Re: ecotec v6 stainless valves
There's also Intense racing Manley valves. I use these in my cnc heads.
http://intense-racing.com/Merchant2/mer ... e=3800_HCV
http://intense-racing.com/Merchant2/mer ... e=3800_HCV
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Re: ecotec v6 stainless valves
this shit gets me excited! so many good quality bits for the v6, it makes me want to build more engines haha
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Re: ecotec v6 stainless valves
You should, you have enough cars to keep you busy for a while ! Lolvlad01 wrote:this shit gets me excited! so many good quality bits for the v6, it makes me want to build more engines haha
Re: ecotec v6 stainless valves
the zzp valves would be good but are way to expencive and the intence racing ones would be good but from my measurements are to big ??? so im still stuck without valves for this build atm i might have to get some made perhaps but i would prefer not to have to
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Re: ecotec v6 stainless valves
Maybe ask sicsix, I know they use SS in all their builds.
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Re: ecotec v6 stainless valves
ZZP too expensive and you wanna have some made? Even if you own a lathe it would still cost way more to diy I'd imaginevt3.8lt wrote:the zzp valves would be good but are way to expensive and the intense racing ones would be good but from my measurements are to big ??? so im still stuck without valves for this build atm i might have to get some made perhaps but i would prefer not to have to
Try Nason or Precision and may have some luck
Re: ecotec v6 stainless valves
yeah i thought about sicsix had a look on there website and they dont mention anything so i might have to give him a call and see what he comes up with
yeah its just an idea atm but i can get them made at trade price and wont have to pay nearly 200bucks in shipping so i cant justify the money for the zzp ones but they would be the go unfortunatly
yeah its just an idea atm but i can get them made at trade price and wont have to pay nearly 200bucks in shipping so i cant justify the money for the zzp ones but they would be the go unfortunatly
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Re: ecotec v6 stainless valves
have decided to just get those manley ones and have them resized to what i need thanks eveyone for your help hopfully i can get this build finnished up and get this thing back on the road
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