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Old March 10th 04, 01:42 PM
jls
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"Jim Weir" wrote in message
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" jls"
shared these priceless pearls of wisdom:

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-Now that I have done some homework, I find your statement here to be in
-error. Please look up the alloy formula for stellite, which is the

exotic
-alloy coating on expensive 100-octane aircraft engine exhaust valves.

I know well the formula for stellite. If you are nuts enough to buy

stellite
faced valves, I know there are people willing to take your money. If you

want a
plain-jane 100 octane valve, there are those, too. I can tell you that

I've
done enough work inside Continental engines to understand the difference.

Have
you?


Yes, several Continentals, Lycomings, and even worked on a Franklin. I'm
overhauling an O-300 at the time. The 629404 exhaust valves were about $60
last time I checked. And when I bought stellite valves for an A-65 which
I'm also rebuilding, there were 2 diffrent kinds of 100-octane valves and
the stellites were cheaper.





 




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