GS Valves

[GSJimbo]

Rebuilding my 1100 head , which is the best valves Ferrea or Silver Line?? or any others??

[RacingJake]

I just bought 8 Ferrea intake valves for around 20 bucks each. They looked pretty much like the oem one's.

Never heard anything about Silverline ? Is there a big cost differance.

What cracks me up is the price for keepers, over 40 bucks for a completed set of those little suckers :?

[GSJimbo]

found Silverline valves on a place called rpmrons.com.....just wondering if they are any good, priced at $17.95 each...............

[Big Jay]

I would not recommed the SI ( Silverline) valves . Stick with Ferrea.

Jay

[Hoomgar]

I went with one piece stainless valves from Orient Express.

http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/viewtopic.php?p=367977&highlight=#367977

[ronin1166]

I understand Kibblewhite valves are pretty good as well:

http://blackdiamondvalves.com/

Ted

[KGB]

I went thru Orient Express about 20,000 miles ago.
No problems at all and reasonable priced

[Big Jay]

We carry the best valves and have the best selection.

http://gszone.biz/valves.html

Jay

[Billy Ricks]

Jay,
Any chance you can supply valves in a smaller size? 25mm intakes and 21mm exhaust to be exact. Stem specs are 5.46-5.475 intake and 5.445-5.460 exhaust.

[Big Jay]

We could machine a 26 down to a 25, but taking a 24 down to 21 would make the head a weird shape.

What motor is this for?

Jay

[Billy Ricks]

GS700E, same as the '83 and up 750. The head on my bike is still fairly fresh with all 16 valves replaced and mid porting. I have an NOS head I'm thinking about assembling for a new topend to go with a set of new Cosworths and V&H cams. I'll be switching to a 750 crank and rods at the same time. I'll be sending the crank out to APE for lightening and balancing.