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Sent you a e mail this morning.

In Reply to: Open response: Omega titanium valve body? posted by Mark Flores on March 18, 2003 at 01:33:29:

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Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on March 18, 2003 at 14:20:11

I don't know if you need a titanium anything UNLESS they use the titanium's strength to open the valve port size more (makes the valve wall thinner) AND make the valve stem thinner that comperable LP valves.
If it doesn't offer that, then a plain old LP valve would likely be less expensive and perform the same.

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Re: Sent you a e mail this morning. Justin "Snow_God" Allen 18:05:19 03/19/03 (2)

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Thanks Everyone Mark Flores 00:11:10 03/23/03 (0)

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: I don't know if you need a titanium anything UNLESS they use the titanium's strength to open the valve port size more (makes the valve wall thinner) AND make the valve stem thinner that comperable LP valves. : If it doesn't offer that, then a plain old LP valve would likely be less expensive and perform the same.

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