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10-31-2002, 10:21 PM

i was lookin on the ferrea website looking for the part # of the valves that i need for my 1995 LS (b18b1) and am not sure which one i need. since i'm just replacing the stock valves i narrowed it down to two possibilites. look @ this link

http://www.ferrea.com/ferreacgi/webd...c tion=Search

and let me know which valves i'd need to replace my stock valves. i am assuming that its either part # f1816p and # f1815p. thanks

11-03-2002, 06:32 AM

You will need 8 of each. The 1815 are the exhaust valves and the 1816 are the intake valves. The intake valves are 3mm bigger than the exhaust valves. I normally deal with Race engineering in FL. They have pretty good prices and stock pretty much everything their # is 561-533-5500. Call them up and tell them you need stock replacement SS valves for your motor. They offer two brands. The cheaper ones are still good, but Ferrea has the name.

11-03-2002, 08:02 PM

thanks

11-04-2002, 07:37 AM

no problem anytime...

10-31-2002, 10:21 PM	#1
inspecta83 Posts: n/a	ferrea valve selection i was lookin on the ferrea website looking for the part # of the valves that i need for my 1995 LS (b18b1) and am not sure which one i need. since i'm just replacing the stock valves i narrowed it down to two possibilites. look @ this link http://www.ferrea.com/ferreacgi/webd...c tion=Search and let me know which valves i'd need to replace my stock valves. i am assuming that its either part # f1816p and # f1815p. thanks

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11-03-2002, 06:32 AM	#2
Dr Drew Posts: n/a	You will need 8 of each. The 1815 are the exhaust valves and the 1816 are the intake valves. The intake valves are 3mm bigger than the exhaust valves. I normally deal with Race engineering in FL. They have pretty good prices and stock pretty much everything their # is 561-533-5500. Call them up and tell them you need stock replacement SS valves for your motor. They offer two brands. The cheaper ones are still good, but Ferrea has the name.

11-04-2002, 07:37 AM	#4
Dr Drew Posts: n/a	no problem anytime...