Subject	some valves are likely bent. If you want to try to fix
Posted by	boileralum on February 25, 2006 at 11:06 AM
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In Reply To	head question posted by SleZ_Z on February 25, 2006 at 01:08 AM
Message	it cheaply, put on a new t-belt and tensioner, and do a compression test. I would leave off the covers, water pipes, etc., just so you can figure out if they are damaged. Then you can decide if you want to replace the valves and get a valve job, or buy a TT front clip to get some power. Then you can put the new t-belt and tensioner on the new motor, also. Rule #1 - There's always a bastard! JRH(KY): for some reason, when I hear the word 'tranny' I think of transvestite before I do transmission. don't ask me why boileralum: FAGMO! ----------------------------------------- Bill (ImTheDevil): blah blah blah me: Just because you are covered in gasoline right now, doesn't mean you are right! ----------------------------------------- JRH (KY): I'm also using up a weekend this month for Indy and a weekend next month for the USGP. Throw in our trip to PA and GF is getting tired of my car habit. Boy I'm going to miss her :-D
Follow Ups	The Z fairy... 2+2 with snaped timing belt. $500 - SleZ_Z 00:32:39 02/25/06 Buy it. (n/m) - Kenny 00:39:41 02/25/06 Sounds like a steal......*grins*-->Thinking of a TT 2+2 - DMoneyTT (formerly 90na) 00:49:10 02/25/06 3??? Maybe 1 and their dwarf friend.... =) (n/m) - Unluky 01:01:28 02/25/06 head question - SleZ_Z 01:08:10 02/25/06 valves might still be ok. - CrazyGreek (the original) 02:06:18 02/25/06 some valves are likely bent. If you want to try to fix - boileralum 11:06:04 02/25/06
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