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silverac 03-02-2009 03:40 AM

are bigger valves worth the money
 
what up fellas. what started as a regular ls swap in a eg boosted with a garrett t3t4 57 trim has evolved to a t3 60-1 and a fully built motor( xcept sleeves). as we speak im waiting on wiesco pistons 9.1, 81.5mm , eagle rods, acl bearings . got 402 t crower cams, crower dual springs and tit. retainers. i know head work on an ls helps alot so im getting a port n polish 3 angle valve job. my question is it worth spending more cash on crower valves. stock is 31mm on intake and 28 on ex. ive seen some 31.5mm and 28.5 mm valves which as u know its a bit bigger. will this truly make a difference and be worth the money or should i just keep what i got. i dont want to put a vtec head on so and every one talks about how the ls head flows like ass. if any other ls peeps out there that have done this id like ur input.

enikolayev 03-02-2009 04:27 AM

Re: are bigger valves worth the money
 
I have no idea how much CFM a stock ls would flow but after some math that .5 mm of intake valve increases your airflow by a mere 3%. idk if that is worth it for you. If you are already porting and polishing and have the money to throw at it, i would say do it. If you are on a budget on the other hand... your call.



silverac 03-02-2009 04:32 AM

Re: are bigger valves worth the money
 

Originally Posted by enikolayev
I have no idea how much CFM a stock ls would flow but after some math that .5 mm of intake valve increases your airflow by a mere 3%. idk if that is worth it for you. If you are already porting and polishing and have the money to throw at it, i would say do it. If you are on a budget on the other hand... your call.



:)

Smith-02 03-02-2009 04:32 AM

Re: are bigger valves worth the money
 
valve size doesn't have nearly the effect of a honda portguy porting the head ie chris

silverac 03-02-2009 04:48 AM

Re: are bigger valves worth the money
 

Originally Posted by c0mpl3x
valve size doesn't have nearly the effect of a honda portguy porting the head ie chris

id like a combination of both :). chris who? the mod

Smith-02 03-02-2009 04:49 AM

Re: are bigger valves worth the money
 

Originally Posted by silverac
id like a combination of both :). chris who? the mod

chris 'chris' he does port work. check out pbtuning the sponsor it's his company :y

silverac 03-02-2009 05:17 AM

Re: are bigger valves worth the money
 

Originally Posted by c0mpl3x
chris 'chris' he does port work. check out pbtuning the sponsor it's his company :y

didnt know that but thanks for the info. definatley gona check that out ;D

seerex 03-02-2009 09:51 PM

Re: are bigger valves worth the money
 

Originally Posted by silverac
didnt know that but thanks for the info. definatley gona check that out ;D

Thats who I was going to say you check out, but who did you have in mind to do this "port n polish 3 angle valve job"?

Guy-Fast 03-02-2009 10:09 PM

Re: are bigger valves worth the money
 
The thing that most people dont do when they install larger valves is the extra bowl work for the larger valves. For boost your wasting your money


A good manifold/throttle body setup
camshaft selction will go a long way.

silverac 03-02-2009 10:16 PM

Re: are bigger valves worth the money
 

Originally Posted by crxvtec91
Thats who I was going to say you check out, but who did you have in mind to do this "port n polish 3 angle valve job"?

some local machine shop some of my buddies go to but its hard to find a good machine shop, its like a hit or miss


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