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#19134 09/04/2002 4:52 PM
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Which intake valves shall I install on a 235 '848' head, with dual carb intake?
Patrick sells the V1076.
Are those best for my setup or are there any options apart from that?


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#19135 09/05/2002 1:07 PM
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I didn't answer yesterday because I'm not familar with the part #. I do know that the car powerglide 235 used a larger valve than other 235's, but not sure what years they did. Patrick did sell them at one time, Tom Langdon also has some for sale. I din't know about them till after I did my head three years ago, wish I had put them in.


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#19136 09/06/2002 12:42 PM
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Whats wrong with your old intake valves? Most times they are ok for re-use. Instead think about some Chevy v8 1.5 raceflow exhaust valves and have the machinest install hardened seats. Money better spent.


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#19137 09/06/2002 12:48 PM
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For the 848 head I have used Manley Small block Chevy Race Flow stainless exhaust valves pN for the 1.5 is 11521-8. You can get them from Northern auto parts:1-800-831-0884 or on the internet at www.northernautoparts.com
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#19138 09/06/2002 2:30 PM
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I did put in no lead seats but tell me why not use bigger intake valves if you can get them? I take it that 1.5 exhaust valves are bigger than stock?


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#19139 09/06/2002 4:16 PM
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The whole enginge gets an overhaul.
I already got all new or NOS parts, except for the intake valves.
I prefer new ones and was just curious.
I believe Patrick's are oversized.
They are supplying me with the M4F cam and lifters and the no-lead exhaust valves and seats.

I only want to have this done once and be good for another decade or hopefully longer...with good maintenance.
Better to do everything right while its all apart.

Still looking for the right shop in LA area.
Although a friend of mine recommends a guy in the valley, who used to specialize on rebuilding straight sixes for racing and street.
Just always prefer a decent choice.
- Thanks for any help.


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