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Car: 1989 Trans Am GTA
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valve seals
Car is in storage. Been spending my winter buying parts I need for my car. I'm a little confused on the valve seals I need for my car. Is this the right part # I need for my stock 89 350 TPI. Felpro SS72527. I read I could possibly use these on the exhaust as well. Any input or options for better seals. Will be doing both intake and exhaust seals
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Car: 86 IROC
Engine: 5.0 TPI
Transmission: 700-R-4
Axle/Gears: 2.73 open
Re: valve seals
Car is in storage. Been spending my winter buying parts I need for my car. I'm a little confused on the valve seals I need for my car. Is this the right part # I need for my stock 89 350 TPI. Felpro SS72527. I read I could possibly use these on the exhaust as well. Any input or options for better seals. Will be doing both intake and exhaust seals
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Car: 1989 Trans Am GTA
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Re: valve seals
Thanks for reply. Not sure if theirs wear or not. It's got 32,000 miles on it. Was a garage queen before I bought it last year. I agree to use the best seals possible. That's why I'm asking. I'm new to these cars and not sure.
Any one else care to comment about using the felpro SS72527 seals for both intake and exhaust valves. Or is their better if so part numbers would really help me out.
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Any one else care to comment about using the felpro SS72527 seals for both intake and exhaust valves. Or is their better if so part numbers would really help me out.
Thanks
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Re: valve seals
Thanks for reply. Not sure if theirs wear or not. It's got 32,000 miles on it. Was a garage queen before I bought it last year. I agree to use the best seals possible. That's why I'm asking. I'm new to these cars and not sure.
Any one else care to comment about using the felpro SS72527 seals for both intake and exhaust valves. Or is their better if so part numbers would really help me out.
Thanks
Any one else care to comment about using the felpro SS72527 seals for both intake and exhaust valves. Or is their better if so part numbers would really help me out.
Thanks
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Car: Silver 1985 IROC-Z
Engine: 350 TPI
Transmission: 700-R4
Re: valve seals
My valve stems have a o ring grove below the keeper, think that's what he ment. Don't bother with those. I went the felpro rout, very happy with the results. Part # seems right, blue rubber on intake plastic umbrella for exhaust. Mine were killed by age, full rebuild 350 that sat for 12 years. Not sure about running intake seals on exhaust, I'm happy with the set up I have so I stopped digging for info.
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Re: valve seals
Like this.....http://www.ebay.com/itm/Metal-Clad-Viton-Valve-Stem-Seals-11-32-x-500-Chevy-sb-Ford-Chrysler-sbc-/321289080994?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4ace5250a2&vxp=mtr
NOT this
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Viton-Umbrella-Style-Valve-Stem-Seals-Chevy-Ford-11-32-Valves-Small-Block-sb-/321289081384?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4ace525228&vxp=mtr
hope this helps. And remember, always research what is best for your heads, guides, valves. Good luck mang!
NOT this
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Viton-Umbrella-Style-Valve-Stem-Seals-Chevy-Ford-11-32-Valves-Small-Block-sb-/321289081384?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4ace525228&vxp=mtr
hope this helps. And remember, always research what is best for your heads, guides, valves. Good luck mang!
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Re: valve seals
I have used seals on both intake & exhaust . some will say it's a waste/not required . maybe so , they are cheap , easy to install , hurt nothing , why not . I even installed seals on all valves on a NEW G.M. crate engine I put in my car . just my thoughts , good luck .
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Car: 1989 Trans Am GTA
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Re: valve seals
Thanks for all the help guys. Much appreciated.
Aside from the seals, is their anything else I should replace while I'm in their ? Will be installed with heads on the car
Aside from the seals, is their anything else I should replace while I'm in their ? Will be installed with heads on the car
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