Valve Seals

[rodster]

Anyone ever use FEL-PRO SS70037 valve seals on the SVO?

[Meotchh]

I'll have to dig for the documentation, but I think that is the set I used on one of the SVOs I sold a couple years ago.

Anyone ever use FEL-PRO SS70037 valve seals on the SVO?

[rodster]

I'll have to dig for the documentation, but I think that is the set I used on one of the SVOs I sold a couple years ago.

OK thanks.....

[Mike S]

You will want to use the Viton seals with the steel body. I don't think those are the ones you have listed.

[rodster]

OK, just checking since I know you can't believe everything you read online.
Thanks.

[Mike S]

The ones you want look like this:

[FoxBuddy]

The ones you want look like this:

What are the brand of those?

Are the OEM Ford replacements not recommended? I bought a set a while back and it's still on my list of things I need to do.


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[Mike S]

The ones shown are Felpro, but any brand of this style will work.

[MikeFleming]

Depends on when you bought the OEM ones. If it was post-1988, then you're good to go.

The factory ones come in INTAKE and EXHAUST flavors while *more* aftermarket (Flepro, etc.) kits use eight of same. Ford used a higher-temp Exhaust seal and are labeled IN (brown in color) and EXH (black in color).

Intake:
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Exhaust:
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[Srt6]

Don't forget to use the condom when putting them on

[rodster]

Depends on when you bought the OEM ones. If it was post-1988, then you're good to go.

The factory ones come in INTAKE and EXHAUST flavors while *more* aftermarket (Flepro, etc.) kits use eight of same. Ford used a higher-temp Exhaust seal and are labeled IN (brown in color) and EXH (black in color).

Good stuff!

Don't forget to use the condom when putting them on

Yep, safe replacement....