Subject	Re: Engine rebuilding help. What are the most import things to
Posted by	wickdGSXR on February 18, 2003 at 10:16 PM
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In Reply To	Engine rebuilding help. What are the most import things to posted by Mr.Drew (Anaheim,Ca.) on February 18, 2003 at 09:43 PM
Message	to bad your not doing it yourself. as for me, I would have a machinist check the clearances and order bearings. The motor is a piece of cake to put together if you have the manual. Oh, make sure that the heads are FLAT and that you probably want a valve job.
Follow Ups	Engine rebuilding help. What are the most import things to - Mr.Drew (Anaheim,Ca.) 21:43:21 02/18/03 Unless you are going for extreme power... - Hawk 22:14:01 02/18/03 why I need to rebuild - Mr.Drew (Anaheim,Ca.) 01:06:53 02/19/03 Re: Engine rebuilding help. What are the most import things to - wickdGSXR 22:16:51 02/18/03 Number 1 is make sure everything is torqued correctly.. (n/m) - orinoco (NC) 22:31:05 02/18/03 Everthing is important - Good2Zya 22:43:21 02/18/03 Fred I cant believe you... - TARGETZ 23:13:14 02/18/03 LOL, it's in his contract to pay back his debt to them :)lol (n/m) - ZBlacktt 23:23:40 02/18/03 ROFLMAO...Damn you figured it out...LOL (n/m) - Kyle(Houston) 09:14:40 02/19/03 ;)~ (n/m) - ZBlacktt 13:26:05 02/19/03 Just using examples that I know of. - Good2Zya 23:51:58 02/18/03 Come on show us... - TARGETZ 01:00:29 02/19/03 boughten? (n/m) - Spee 00:54:59 02/19/03 2nd>>> - Z1 Motorsports 13:35:04 02/19/03 Don't forget to throw a new Engine harness in there. (n/m) - Coz@CZP 02:54:57 02/19/03 Make sure the coolant passages are cleared out>> - Majed 12:24:24 02/19/03
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