toda spec b's with omni valvetrain?

[DC2girl]

My bf just picked up some toda b's, yesterday he picked up the exhaust cam and today he ordered the intake cam. What he wants to know is, would omni's be suitable for this application?

I've seen supertech 2D and DR kits which is more that enough to handle these, but would the omni's do?

check out this link, its Omni's full head package with hi-comp valves for $485.
http://www.kteller.biz/prodtype.asp?...ageHistory=cat


would this kit be suitable? I don't see specs on the valvesprings but they can only handle 55lb, where as supertech can take 12.5mm int. and 19.5 on exh. with a seat pressure of around 75lbs if I'm correct.

And of course skunk2 valvetrain, really easy to get a hold of but would they work?

Last option is if it won't work, he will just go with toda valvetrain which is very pricey but should be guarenteed to work. Need to know asap, these will be installed in the next upcoming weeks.

[Just_CHill]

If you are talking about Omni Power Valves then this is what Vteckidd says:

Omnipower Valves
Great flow characteristics, great price, shatter like glass LOL. These are REALLY good valves, but your giving up some things when you run them. THe omnis are a 2 piece design and made of a metal that likes to shatter. If you ever overrev or get conatc, they will shatter the face of the valve off and take your bottom end with them. Not a bad valve but be carefull .

[all-mota]

the omni springs should be fine i'm running them with way bigger cams