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ae valves? any opinions?
I need a few new valves on my rebuild and my machinest suggested the ae (federal mogul) brand. I have previously used trw and intervalve, anyone have any experience with ae (price is right!)
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Sorry, I have only used SI valves and NOS ATE. The price of original for your heads isn't astronomically high like it is for the early cars.
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12-04-2007, 06:03 AM
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The AE brand is actually the same (i'm told) as the TRW brand. TRW was aquired by federal mogul who produces the AE valves. I hear they are a bit new and they are a really good price.
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12-04-2007, 12:55 PM
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The last set of TRW valves I got had nicks in the stem tops towards the keepers, would not even go thru the guide, could not even use them, very poor quality control if any I would guess. Never had a problem with IV's Maybe I just had bad luck, but they were packaged well.
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