Where can I get new valve guides?
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02-01-2005, 03:46 PM
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Re: Where can I get new valve guides?
One possible source: Portland Engine Rebuilders, Portland, OR
503-230-1276.
If you find some here in US and they won't ship, I'm sure that someone will pick them up for you and ship them.
503-230-1276.
If you find some here in US and they won't ship, I'm sure that someone will pick them up for you and ship them.
02-01-2005, 05:54 PM
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Re: Where can I get new valve guides?
Installing them is not usually a DIY operation, but if you plan to do it yourself why not call one of the big head manufacturers like AFR or Canfield, etc.? I assume they will have them. Otherwise, let the machine shop doing the work get them.
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