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Flathead Ford V8 Heavy Duty Valve Keepers, 16 Pairs
Flathead Ford V8 Heavy Duty Valve Keepers, 16 Pairs
.342" Valve Stem Diameter, 7 Degree Lock Style, Hardened steel, Stamped Manufacturing Process
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- Works with '49-'53 valve stems and retainers
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MFG. Part #:
91015316
Valve Stem Diameter:
.342"
Lock Style:
7 Degree
Material Type:
Hardened steel
Manufacturing Process:
Stamped
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Stock Flathead Fords have weak valve springs, which increases wear on retainers, valve stem grooves and keepers. Increased horsepower and hard driving often cause failure. Recommended as part of Speedway’s no-lead valve conversion for Flatheads.
- Heavy-duty, case-hardened, stamped steel 7° keepers
- Stronger than originals
- Works with 1949-1953 valve stems and retainers16 Pairs
Flathead Valve Assembly (Link)
Application
- 1949-1953 Flathead Ford OEM V8s
- All other Flatheads using 1949-1953 straight-stem valves
Specs
- 11/32" stem size
- 7-degree retainer angle
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- Get FREE shipping when your order includes this item and exceeds $99! Ground shipping only in the contiguous US.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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