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GSC Power Division

GSC Power-Division STD 32mm Super Alloy Exhaust Valve Coyote Gen 3 Set of 8

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Product Specification:

SKU:GSC2165-8

MPN: 2165-8

UPC: GSC2165-8

Weight: 1.3 lb

Type: Valves



Vehicle Fitment

  • Ford Mustang 5.0L Coyote Gen 3 (2018+)
  • Ford F-150 5.0L Coyote Gen 3

Fitment Notes

  • Features a 45° valve seat contact angle, differing from the OEM 40° design - a valve job is required for proper sealing and valvetrain geometry
  • STD (standard) 32mm head size - for a +1mm 33mm oversized head option, see GSC part #2167-8

Features

  • Super Alloy construction for high-strength, high-temperature durability
  • Advanced 3D design and flow simulation for a stronger, higher-flowing valve head
  • Hardened or stellite wafer-tipped for extended life and minimal wear
  • Balanced keeper groove designed to work with OEM keeper/lock systems
  • Flow-tested prototypes to maximize head flow for the application

Specifications

  • Head Diameter: 32mm (STD)
  • Material: Super Alloy
  • Valve Seat Angle: 45°
  • Height: 2.400 in

Included Components

  • 8x Exhaust Valves

Product Description

The GSC Power-Division 2165-8 is a set of 8 standard-size (32mm) Super Alloy exhaust valves built for the Ford 5.0L Coyote Gen 3 engine in the Mustang and F-150. Using advanced 3D design and flow simulation, GSC engineered a stronger, higher-flowing valve head compared to stock, with each design flow-tested to confirm real-world performance gains.

The valves feature a 45° seat contact angle rather than the factory 40° design, so a valve job is required during installation for proper sealing and valvetrain geometry - this isn't a drop-in replacement without machine work. The balanced keeper groove is compatible with OEM keeper/lock hardware, though GSC recommends against reusing old locks on a performance build due to potential grooving.

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