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Valve Guides

What type of valve guides should I have installed in my 1977 930 head. I'am having the heads reconditioned, and I've seen guides that are Manganese Bronze, Phosphorous Bronze, Silica Bronze?Are they all the same?

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Old 11-25-2003, 02:13 AM
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The pro (25 years experience) who did my 3.0 heads, used Manganese Bronze guides. He recommended them highly, as being very resistant to wear, especially in air-cooled engines.
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Yep. Mine too.
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I agree with the above. I have mine at the shop getting some special work done as well!
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Thanks I'll try and chase up some manganese bronze guides here
in Oz.
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What kind does our host sell? I checked out the site and it does not specify.
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If your stuck for another supplier....EBS has them @ 4.95 ea.
Sorry Wayne...but have to be fair to Paul.
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Managed to get them locally here in Sydney Australia at Bob Wymms for $13.50 AU each
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Colsibro.

A proprietary copper-silicon-plus bronze.

Is the material highly favoured by race engine makers here in UK.

I have no personal experience of this very expensive F1 material...

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From what I have read lately...the copper in the mix is good for transferring heat away from the stem.
I wonder if some other exotic material might be better.
But then the cost factor rears it's ugly head!
Bob

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