Valve Back Cut
12-05-2006, 11:22 PM
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Car: 86' camaro
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Valve Back Cut
so im reading this book on rebuilding the sbc and it says some people grind a 30 degree back cut on thier valves just under the seat contact position to improve flow, is this true?
12-06-2006, 12:18 AM
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Yes.
Pretty common too. You can buy them pre-done, look on summit at valve for an SBC, they'll have "backcut valves".
You can get your machinist to do your stock ones, but if a few are bent or worn on the stems, might as well get a new set that's already done.
I did it by hand, do a search under my name and "home back cut valves" or something, if you're interested.
Pretty common too. You can buy them pre-done, look on summit at valve for an SBC, they'll have "backcut valves".
You can get your machinist to do your stock ones, but if a few are bent or worn on the stems, might as well get a new set that's already done.
I did it by hand, do a search under my name and "home back cut valves" or something, if you're interested.
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