Triumph 650 & 750 Black Diamond Oversized 1.5"dia. Exhaust Valves , Stk078os on 2040-parts.com
Acushnet, Massachusetts, US
This is a set of 2 Precision Machining Black Diamond Triumph 650 & 750 1963-83, Over sized Exhaust valves for 2 cylinder motors SS with hard coating , OVER SIZED head size 1.50" + .060" larger than stock , diameter head, 5/16 stem. Best quality for racing, cafe or street use. Inquire on overseas shipping rates and package deals. *** Some early model 650 T120 and TR6 may have used a different size diameter head, Be sure the head size of 1.50" is what you need and fit in .
I can provide valve guides & springs at extra cost if you need them. I also stock valve parts for 500 Twins and 750 Triples , Valves and guides are in stock!!! Don't skimp on quality when it costs no more!!
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