[Thomas]

I have a similar problem. There are no valves for my 1937 Model 9. Those in the club shop are too short. I now wonder where to get apppropriate valves and which guides I need. Can I use the guides from the shop (matching diameters?) and possibly shorten them? Or do I need other guides? My guides have a cone on the upper side, those from the shop don't. I think it's a bad idea to use old valves with worn stems in new guides. Where do I get new valves and guides from?

[phutton]

Yes Klaudius, the valve guides would have to be slightly shortened, or modified with an internal taper.

[klaudius]

That would be great. I'll check it out more often. Is there no suitable alternative? What else? Am I correct in my assumption that the valve guides have to be kept a little shorter in order to install the tulip valves? I'm at the head of my 9A 1932. Greetings Claudius.

[phutton]

I believe there will be some in our Shop shortly - check with Vic Youel.

P.

[klaudius]

Hello. Does anyone know which valve wedges (use goggle translation) fit the new ClubOHV valves desModel9 From which vehicle do they fit? Thank you.Claudius