8 New 2.05 11/32 +.100 Stainless Steel Vavles. Swirl Polished Usa Made 21-4n on 2040-parts.com
newport news, VA, US
8 new Small Block Chevy stainless steel 21-4N valves that were bought a couple years ago and never used. Have been sitting on the shelf in a garage and never used. Specs are 2.05 head diameter x .100 longer than stock (for use with taller springs) x 11/32" stem size. They are swirl polished chrome stem hi-performance valves. They will fit GM stock and Dart, Brodix, AFR, etc aftermarket V8 1955 to present and some Ford and Mopar depending on the head. Will ship in non-original valve box.
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