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Has nothing to do with bore size.
By Royce - 03/17/2004 10:32:20 PM; IP 67.72.176.94
You can use 2.15 / 1.66 or 2.09 / 1.76. The problem is that the valves hit each other if anything bigger is used.

Medium Riser / High Riser / Tunnel port valves are spaced further apart, they can hit the bores.

2.09 / 1.66 is probably the best because the valve seats if cut for bigger sizes are very prone to cracking. There is just very little material between them.

Royce
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