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rod says barneys valves and spring dont work

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    Posted: 12 Mar 2013 at 7:00pm
well heres the valves the sbc .100 longer than stock is the shortest valve stem between two valves that were removed from a allis head the other new valve is a standard length bbc
 
Heres the valves and valve springs installed on this head with two stock valve springs not istalled but two show reference
Heres the intake valve part number for the 5/16 sbc .100 long as shown in pictures
I sold a head with the valves installed  that the part numbers are posted for with the valve springs as shown in pictures with titanium retainers super 7 locks new allis rocker shaft and murphy rockers .
To a fellow in Ny from this forum he said his tractor was snappier .
 


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The bronze guides are the ones I gave the part number for  months ago as well . I dont know about you guys but it worked for me and ole barn well

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Rod B Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12 Mar 2013 at 8:06pm
It's possiable that pankey doesn't know what he's talking about. Anyone can measure a valve with a caliper or look up the length per application should they not have a caliper but only a tape measure.

His first argument was .300" shorter then he changed his story and went round and round untill he wound up at .100" longer. He changed fron bbc to sbc and confused himself.

Bear in mind that the tip length on a sbc valve is .225". That's the distance from the keeper groove to the tip. Looking at the picture that sbc valve pictured is .250" shorter than the allis valves pictured.

I hate to argue so I'll stick to posting facts. Facts are that the allis valves are 5.16" length. If you measure them or look up the specs you> find that they are considered 5.16" long.


Sbc valves are 4.910" long and add .100" to get a 5.010" long valve, but many are 5.036". That's at most .150" shorter.

I'm sorry but your pics don't jive with facts. Why use such a large diameter heavy spring anyway when much lighter 1.260 springs are readily available as well as lighter retainers?

Edited by Rod B - 12 Mar 2013 at 8:18pm
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just stating and giving visual facts the new valve to the left is a bbc standard length the two valves the protractor is resting on is factory allis the valve under protractor is a .100 longer than stock sbc . The shorter length fixes the rocker geometry issue that cause the factory allis valve stems to wear inboard and off center.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote Rod B Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12 Mar 2013 at 8:14pm
Why no porting on the head? Looks rough.

A guy who claims to have a machine shop should know better than to use used take off springs and should have measureing tools and parts books for refrence. Poor pictures of who knows what parts are pointless. Links to the valve specs would be fruitfull.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote mlpankey Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 12 Mar 2013 at 8:18pm
Originally posted by Rod B Rod B wrote:

Why no porting on the head? Looks rough.

A guy who claims to have a machine shop should know better than to use used take off springs and should have measureing tools and parts books for refrence. Poor pictures of who knows what parts are pointless. Links to the valve specs would be fruitfull.
if you knew anything about allis heads you would know that three inch head has been open up mildly and we work from the valve seat and pocket out .  I think the proof is you dont know anything about allis builds but you type pretty well
I dont know where your getting I use take off valve spring . The comp cam valve springs are new .


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hey rod you remember this post you wrote
Rod B wrote:

Bbc valves are 5.422 long. That's more than .300 more than 4.910.



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Bbc valves are 5.422 long. That's more than .300 more than 4.910.

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Bbc valves are 5.422 long. That's more than .300 more than 4.910.

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i think we have hit a new low here gentleman. it was bad enough when good topics got dragged down to a pissing contest, but now we are starting posts as pissing contests. come on guys lets not ruin things for everyone. at this point i do not pull but want to when the checkbook will allow, i'd like to gather as much good intel as i can from men who know what they are talking about.
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pictures are worth a 1000 words . should be a no brainer on who knows what they are talking about
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Bbc valves are 5.422" and have a .250" tip length.

sbc valves are 4.910" with a .225" tip length. But add .100" for the +.100 sbc valves and that's 5.01" length.

So why in your picture does the so called sbc valve have a longer tip length, much longer than the bbc valve which in reality is .025 longer? Why is the bbc valve so close to the alllis when the specs are so far off? Trying to trick us by lying, takeing pictures of other parts to CYA.

In this case a pic is worth 1 word and not 1000. That word is busted. Anyone cal look up specs and see I'm right.

Pankey's at a new low starting threads like this and the smack thread. I replied here to give facts, not feed the troll.

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Speaking of trick photography, that short valve looks like a SBF. They were around 4.8ish  but instead of the + - .250 height between the keeper groove and top of the valve on a SBC, I think they (SBF) are around .360 height. Which is certainly what that photo looks like.


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yeap so many on here dont even know that the overall stem length is from backside of valve margin to tip meaning tip length is includded in overall length . Maybe marty will read this and tell rod so he and his cronnys will know.

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Tip length on an AC valve is .350". Chevy is .225". In the pic, it's showing a much longer tip on the chevy, a couple facts. The pic is of other parts.

Who's the carpenter? Angle finder isn't hanging plumb.
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Originally posted by Rod B Rod B wrote:

Tip length on an AC valve is .350". Chevy is .225". In the pic, it's showing a much longer tip on the chevy, a couple facts. The pic is of other parts.

Who's the carpenter? Angle finder isn't hanging plumb.
if you search the part number on the box you will find its a 5/16 stem sbc valve. keep digging
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Spes say tip length is .290". Allis tip length .350". Pic shows otherwise. I give you credit for trying. But proof is in the pic, tip length is shorter on the poser allis valve.
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Picture shows that your eyes arent calibrated measuring tools and the. 290 tip is in ludex in the stem length oif 5.010 .

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