Subject	I don't like what he does to the valve stems
Posted by	na300zx (OH) on December 16, 2008 at 2:40 AM
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In Reply To	head porting.... posted by SkiFly01 on December 16, 2008 at 12:23 AM
Message	They don't have enough effect on flow that it is worth shortening the guide. He should remove them, port the heads, and put new ones in. With all of the forces that are on the valve, it is foolish to give those forces more leverage. If you aren't looking for a long lasting engine, it will probably work, but I can't imagine those valve guides lasting 100k. "the truth hurts like a big black cell mate and no vaseline" - BigTDogg (MA) "John McCain has already tapped me..." - Sarah Palin (Said during VP debate)
Follow Ups	head porting.... - SkiFly01 00:23:00 12/16/08 He only has 12 feedback, and 2 are neutral, one neg. (n/m) - ZiNnYc 01:02:42 12/16/08 looks ok??? (n/m) - nemo1080 (Iowa) 01:19:11 12/16/08 do it yourself scared (n/m) - not scared 01:28:18 12/16/08 No, I plan on doing this myself, but saw this... - SkiFly01 08:05:23 12/16/08 try on the real deal, heads are cheap right. - not scared 14:56:24 12/16/08 I don't like what he does to the valve stems - na300zx (OH) 02:40:30 12/16/08 2nd (n/m) - aliaZ 08:25:15 12/16/08 I've seen a few heads ported like that. - Waggz 19:01:28 12/16/08 Hmm... - BradZ (Go Gators!) 11:12:29 12/16/08 Re: head porting.... - tech@EPR 20:13:44 12/16/08 Finally! CNC porting! Awesome... I only wish it had come - CaliguyPurdue (redesigning) 23:02:11 12/16/08
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