Manley Ford 6.2L Race Master Intake Valves 43mm HD B - 11613B-8

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Manley?s Race Series valves are meticulously engineered to meet the rigorous demands of bracket, drag, and oval track racers and are the ultimate choice for engines operating under 8000 RPM

Manley Valve - Exhaust, Valve-FD 6.2L R/M 43mm B/L.

Stainless Steel Construction: Both exhaust (XH-426) and intake (NK-842) valves are constructed from high-quality stainless steel for unparalleled durability.Chrome Stems and Hard Tips: Chrome stems and hard tips are incorporated for enhanced longevity and wear resistance.Swirl Polished and Fully Machined: The valves feature swirl polished under head areas and fully machined combustion faces to optimize airflow and combustion efficiency.Variety of Shapes: Choose between Race Master (Straight Stem) and Race Flo shapes to suit your racing engine's specific requirements.Recommended for Alcohol Engines: These valves are the recommended choice for exhaust valves in alcohol engines, ensuring reliable performance even in demanding conditions.. Manley Ford 6.2L Race Master Intake Valves 43mm HD B (Set of 8). Manley Valve - Exhaust, Valve-FD 6.2L R/M 43mm B/L. Valve-FD 6.2L R/M 43mm B/L. Engine Exhaust Valve. Valve - Exhaust

Whether its for a full rebuild or some standard maintenance, the proper engine components are needed to make sure your vehicle is running smooth.

If you are looking to increase the performance of your engine, you may have considered doing a rebuild on the head. Replacing your intake and exhaust valves with an upgraded set of valves is a great way to increase the airflow and performance of your engine. It's recommended to replace your valves with a new set of valve springs and valve stem seals to really let that engine rev.

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In March, 1966, Manley Speed Equipment, Inc. was founded by Hank Manley shortly after his graduation from Brown University. His interest in performance and racing traced back to 1960 when at age seventeen he rebuilt a 312 CID Ford V-8 engine, installed a camshaft and three two-barrel carburetors, and raced a 1956 Thunderbird on the streets of New Jersey. Initially the line included stainless valves, forged pistons, camshafts, lifters, vanadium valve springs, push rods and timing chain kits. The first catalog was mimeographed paper. The address of the company, prophetically, was 13 Race Street in Bloomfield, New Jersey. A name change to Manley Performance Products, Inc soon followed.