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Old 01-09-2004   #1
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I'm wondering the ups and downs. Feel free to share what info you know of them. I don't know if it was false information, but I was told that bronze guides are known to wear faster but are recommended with SS valves.
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Old 01-10-2004   #2
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Bronze are preferred due to being a tougher and more forgiving metal (less likely to seize) than stock cast iron guides. They will last longer and not seize as easily as a cast guide would. Cast iron guides work well with stock valves, but will not last long with S/S valves which could cause gawling and seizing.

If you are having your cylinder head reworked, spend the extra $$$ and have them installed. They are not that much more than stock guides.
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