KPMI Valve Seat 10-SC550 for Harley-Davidson Shovelhead 74 1966-1977
$23.00
Engineered using advanced powdered metal technology, this premium KPMI valve seat blends specialized alloys to deliver uniform hardness, exceptional thermal qualities, and outstanding resistance to wear, burning, and microwelding. Designed to prevent seat and valve face recession, it ensures reliable sealing and durability under high-stress engine demands.
This high-density component is compatible with standard tooling for seamless machining and features a generous leading edge radius for trouble-free installation. It provides flawless performance across various fuels—including leaded, unleaded, ethanol, and methanol blends—making it the ideal choice for street, track, and high spring-load V-twin builds.
Key Features
Material
Powdered Metal
Outside Diameter
54.97 mm
Inside Diameter
44.45 mm
Height
11.43 mm
Quantity
Pkg. of 1
Weight
68 g
Brand
KPMI
Product Type
Valve Seat
Highlights
Crafted from advanced powdered metal technology for exceptional density and wear resistance
Resists microwelding, corrosion, burning, and valve seat recession
Fully compatible with leaded, unleaded, ethanol, and methanol fuels
Machinable with standard tooling and features a radiused leading edge for easy installation
Compatibility
Harley-Davidson Shovelhead 74" (1966–1977)
Harley-Davidson Shovelhead 80" (1978–1983)
Frequently asked questions
What fuel types are compatible with this valve seat?
This valve seat is compatible with leaded and unleaded gasoline as well as ethanol and methanol fuel blends.
What are the dimensions of this valve seat?
The valve seat has an outside diameter of 54.97 mm, an inside diameter of 44.45 mm, and a height of 11.43 mm.
What material is used to manufacture this seat?
It is crafted from advanced high-density powdered metal alloy engineered for uniform hardness and thermal dissipation.
Which Harley-Davidson models does this seat fit?
It fits Harley-Davidson Shovelhead 74" models from 1966 to 1977 and Shovelhead 80" models from 1978 to 1983.