A 24-valve count — four valves per cylinder across a V6 — marked out a manufacturer's higher-output engine option through the 1990s and 2000s, and was badged accordingly on the boot lid or tailgate. This sticker reproduces that bold sans-serif ‘24 Valve’ lettering for cars that have lost their original badge or never carried one.
What You Get
- 2 stickers included per pack
- Die-cut vinyl, 10–55cm / 4–21in sizes, custom sizes to 120cm available
- 19 colour options
- Applied using transfer tape
- Removes cleanly without residue
Part of the store's engine-spec badge range alongside 2000 EFI DOHC, 2500 EFI DOHC and 12-Valve decals, useful for correctly badging a car after a respray or engine swap. A 24-valve badge was usually reserved for a manufacturer's range-topping six-cylinder option, making it a specific and recognisable trim marker rather than a generic performance label. Fitting one correctly means checking the actual engine code rather than assuming from the model name alone, since badge specifications didn't always match trim level exactly.
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Reference24-003915
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Sticker typeDie cut