head gasket job
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I am not gonna increase it to 50% over just some torque, if this engine can't take the power from a cam then it's garbage
I just did the heads, and I am not crazy about putting too much money in it, the cam is because I have to change it, if then why not get a better one...I looked at the heads when I did the gaskets, Those ports are minuscule, I don't know what they were thinking when they made this engine.
I just did the heads, and I am not crazy about putting too much money in it, the cam is because I have to change it, if then why not get a better one...I looked at the heads when I did the gaskets, Those ports are minuscule, I don't know what they were thinking when they made this engine.
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So my engine suffered from the leaking heads.I removed the heads changed the seals, cleeaned everything up and resurfaced the heads
My question is, how do I toque the last bolt on the driver's side?
Is there a special tool or a better method to do it..
So far I only did the first 90 deg on it
I used a hlf inch long ratchet with a bar, the problem is that the firewall is preventing from placing an extension to raise the ratchet
Any help is welcome tx
My question is, how do I toque the last bolt on the driver's side?
Is there a special tool or a better method to do it..
So far I only did the first 90 deg on it
I used a hlf inch long ratchet with a bar, the problem is that the firewall is preventing from placing an extension to raise the ratchet
Any help is welcome tx
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There was no info on bolt lubricant, I cleaned the threads and used new bolts, heads were resurfaced and cleaned, new valve seals...Everything runs fine, been driving it for a month now, no leaks
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