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From: Hans E. Hansen (FList![]() |
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Date: Sat, 31 Dec 2011 15:39:52 -0800 (PST) |
OK, talked to a friend that builds racing
engines. Titanium valves have issues
at temps above 1250degF. This explains
the engine failures in my ex-father-in-law's
turbo boat engine. Apparently there are
some titanium valves with hi-temp coatings,
and more hardy titanium alloys, but the mass
advantages of either are minimal over a
stainless steel valve.
Hans.
engines. Titanium valves have issues
at temps above 1250degF. This explains
the engine failures in my ex-father-in-law's
turbo boat engine. Apparently there are
some titanium valves with hi-temp coatings,
and more hardy titanium alloys, but the mass
advantages of either are minimal over a
stainless steel valve.
Hans.
On Sat, Dec 31, 2011 at 3:20 PM, Hans E. Hansen <FList [at] hanshansen.org> wrote:
Maybe an alloy with some titanium, but it is
considerably heavier than a much larger
titanium valve for a small block Chevy.
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