[don83goldwing]

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I broke a timing belt and whipped out some valves . I have found some at $114 for the intake Valves , and $128 for the exhaust valves . This seems a little high to me , and if I am going to do one side I might as well do the whole thing and replace all the valves . Could anybody give me some suggestions on a good online store for parts.
Thank you

 

[DriverRider]

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Depending on the general condition of the engine, undamaged side of engine should be just fine with re-work of original valves.

IOW No need to replace a valve unless it is worn, cracked, burnt or bent.

JD

 

[sctrucker]

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yeah, what he said, take the heads to the machine shop, they can probably get the valves cheaper than you can, if not ya can always look for a used head

 

[don83goldwing]

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motor in great shape only 25k miles . I have the heads off and valves out , now its time to replace the bent ones

 

[SuperSkypilot]

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I can guarantee that the valves are bent,at least some of them. The most cost effective way to go is usually to find a couple of used replacement heads.
Lap the valves and replace the valve guide seals. Having the heads surfaced is also a good idea.
I allays get my head gaskets from

Dave on EBay . I would appreciate it if you let him know I referred you because he provided the gaskets for the B-Girl
Steve

 

[RB]

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http://www.westernhonda.com/fiche_section_detail.asp

western Honda half your quotes.