So buying used titanium valves is probably a big mistake, right?
One interesting thing I read about titanium valves at Manley Products Catalog at page 42:
"3- Standard alloy exhaust valves should always be used in low compression (under 12:1) oval track applications."
Another thing is the heat operating range diagram in page 3 about Stainless Steel Valves - I think we must follow it for the right use. Looking that we can see that we must know the engine's temperature range use before buying the ss valves. For titanium should be the same.
So, what is the temperature range for a 9.5-10:1 Chevy 250 L6 on gas?
Am I thinking right about temp & use?