V8 vs 6 cyl. Valve Guide Differences I found some NORS 2 piece valve guides today. The boxes are old and unmarked. These are packaged 6 pairs per box so I assumed 6 cylinder though the guides look just like a 59AB type guide and initial measurements seem to make them the same. The Green Book shows a 6 cyl # for exhaust guides. My question is, is there a difference? There are 2 boxes so enough to make a set for a V8.
Thanks, Paul |
Re: V8 vs 6 cyl. Valve Guide Differences 6 cyl guides are one piece solid.
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Re: V8 vs 6 cyl. Valve Guide Differences Lincoln Zephyr 12 cylinder would use two boxes.
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Re: V8 vs 6 cyl. Valve Guide Differences The 6cyl guides I have look like V8 guides, but are 20% larger ---at least they are in the box of bearings,rings,pistons, valves labeled for flathead 6 ford ---and they are split guides ----if what you have looks like v8 and matches for size the Zephyr explanation sounds reasonable.
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