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If you want performance then you know you have to get as much air into the cylinder as possible! The bigger the valves the more this is possible! The stock Sprite motor has only 1.3" intake valves, the stock Cooper "S" has 1.41" intake valves. Our Special Big Intake valve is 1.464"! This is a competition quality valve that will also work long and hard on any street car! Our race valves are produced in EN214N steel, stellite tipped and use the later narrow collet groove and current valve head shapes. Sold individually.
Classic Austin Mini Intake Valve 37.2mm Or 1.46 X 3.57 Small Keeper

Classic Austin Mini Intake Valve 37.2mm Or 1.46 X 3.57 Small Keeper

Classic Austin Mini Intake Valve 37.2mm Or 1.46 X 3.57 Small Keeper
Part No: C-AHT55
$38.95
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Fits the following:
Classic Mini
Sprite & MG Midget
Morris Minor
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If you want performance then you know you have to get as much air into the cylinder as possible! The bigger the valves the more this is possible! The stock Sprite motor has only 1.3" intake valves, the stock Cooper "S" has 1.41" intake valves. Our Special Big Intake valve is 1.464"! This is a competition quality valve that will also work long and hard on any street car! Our race valves are produced in EN214N steel, stellite tipped and use the later narrow collet groove and current valve head shapes. Sold individually.
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