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Originally posted by lecroy
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Dink;
I would stick with stainless valves. Titanium valves need bronze seats. They increase RPM range by 500 to 800 RPM. No real advantage on a street bike.
We are the leading supplier of this cylinder head stuff, so If we can be of help, please e-mail sales@aperaceparts.com
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Originally posted by rosco15I had a friend that put the titanium valves in his busa 8.20 bike. It slowed right down. He took them back out and put the stainless back in. I think I would stay with stainless.
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Dink
Originally posted by Big JayDink;
I would stick with stainless valves. Titanium valves need bronze seats. They increase RPM range by 500 to 800 RPM. No real advantage on a street bike.
We are the leading supplier of this cylinder head stuff, so If we can be of help, please e-mail sales@aperaceparts.com
Jay
Will/could/should titanium valves be of any real advantage? i.e. longevity? reduced stress? more available power?
BTW I tried to talk to FBG and got an email reply to call them. Do 1800 phone numbers work on an international call??
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