Evo valves, springs, retainers fit?

[Lucas03ES]

I'm new to the site and I tried searching with no avail, will the stock evo viii valves aprings and possibly retainers fit into our heads? I picked up 599/1000 the other day with bent intake valves, and I read that evo valves are better build to dissipate heat, am I correct?

 

[Rausch]

Yes they do. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

And yes they are. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[rlturbo35]

Yes they fit right on buddy , the first upgrade that forced performance sell for dsm for the valvetrain is the evo stock retainers and valve springs!!!! Rolo from www.tunedbycft.com

 

^^^^ Good to see you on here Rolo, it's Daryl from ACT. Congrats on getting the car done. I got your message on facebook too /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif.

Daryl

 

[CarRacer]

Everything here is correct but I think the intake valves are the same and only the exhaust valves are different. They are sodium filled to combat the heat from the exhaust.

 

[Lucas03ES]

Okay so would it only be worthwhile to get the intake side? I got a deal on a set of intake & exhaust valves with springs and retainers shipped for $85.00, would it be worth it or just get the intake side?

Why I ask is because the car when I got it, when the previous owner was changing the T belt the intake cam was put on a couple teeth off and the valves were bent, so I figured to get the springs & retainers too.

 

[Rausch]

Exhaust valves are where you'll benefit the most- The Evo springs and retainers are also a good upgrade- Lighter, slightly stiffer than stock.

 

[The_Big_Weave]

Arent the evo springs bee hive style springs?

 

Yes, they are.