Willys L-134 exhaust or intake valves?

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When you get your valves from ‪@KaiserWillysJeep‬ you may wonder which ones are which? Hopefully this video helps you
Out. L134 G0-Devil willys engine. Below is a list of all the items in this video. Follow along to see more of this process! Feel free to ask questions and thank you so much for watching!
Intake:
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Exhaust:
www.kaiserwillys.com/products...

[@greywolfwalking6359]

Good info n tricks for the job ahead! Thanks!
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[@mariakerr3188]

Thank you, I learned a lot 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@patchone9558]

Always good to use stainless vs steel valve any time you don't have hardened seats, they will not recede as much as steel.

[@TheHammer260]

Hey man, I’ve got a quick question about painting my CJ5 project. I know that the factory painted the whole body uniformly and didn’t apply any undercarriage protection. I am currently preparing my tub for repainting (the patina was ruined by a rattle can from a previous owner) and I am considering painting the undercarriage with chassis protector or some similar product for added protection. Do you think this would be a bad idea/is this usually frowned upon by jeep restorers? Thanks!

[@redeyecafegarage7484]

I only ever use paint on my frames and underbody.