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Old 03-29-2005, 07:19 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Old 03-29-2005, 07:39 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Funny you broke the at 8K? Anyway jack from www.xxtuning.com has them.If you really bent your valves check your valve guides and pistons for damage.As for puting it back together ,you sound like you dont know what your doing so leave it to a PRO or who know's VE's.Im not playing you just helping you out .
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Old 03-30-2005, 03:36 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Funny you broke the at 8K? Anyway jack from www.xxtuning.com has them.If you really bent your valves check your valve guides and pistons for damage.As for puting it back together ,you sound like you dont know what your doing so leave it to a PRO or who know's VE's.Im not playing you just helping you out .
MR kesi24 this is the second time you tryin to play me up in one of my threads, if you aint got nothin positive to say dont post in my thread,

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Old 03-30-2005, 04:21 AM   #4 (permalink)
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Funny you broke the at 8K? Anyway jack from www.xxtuning.com has them.If you really bent your valves check your valve guides and pistons for damage.As for puting it back together ,you sound like you dont know what your doing so leave it to a PRO or who know's VE's.Im not playing you just helping you out .
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MR kesi24 this is the second time you tryin to play me up in one of my threads, if you aint got nothin positive to say dont post in my thread,

and you know what dont even post in this thread

It looks to me that he was being helpful. If you are asking what the timing chain is supposed to look like with everything lined up, that also sounds to me like you shouldn't be assembling the head.
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MR kesi24 this is the second time you tryin to play me up in one of my threads, if you aint got nothin positive to say dont post in my thread,

and you know what dont even post in this thread
OK well sorry for helping you.All I did was help, but you I guess you have a problem with me.Your the one asking how to line up timing marks and want to do a VALVE JOB? .Go and mess up your motor then Noob.
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Old 03-30-2005, 10:00 AM   #8 (permalink)
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Funny you broke the at 8K? Anyway jack from www.xxtuning.com has them.If you really bent your valves check your valve guides and pistons for damage.As for puting it back together ,you sound like you dont know what your doing so leave it to a PRO or who know's VE's.Im not playing you just helping you out .
He gave an address where to get the valves and some cautionary advice.

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MR kesi24 this is the second time you tryin to play me up in one of my threads, if you aint got nothin positive to say dont post in my thread,

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It looks to me that he was being helpful. If you are asking what the timing chain is supposed to look like with everything lined up, that also sounds to me like you shouldn't be assembling the head.
Bent valves at 8k(and very likely piston surface damage); teeth skipped on the timing chain; need to know timing marks.......

.....hmmm, sounds like you're trying to take on something that you're not 100% sure of. I also apologize for intervening in this issue and maybe insulting you as well but I also must recommend taking it to someone that can fix it right the first time.
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Old 03-30-2005, 02:07 PM   #9 (permalink)
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let me rephrase what i stated cause alot of people did not understand my lingo

where should the timing marks be on thre cam gears , when the# 1 cyl is at top tdc

sorry to those, who did not understand me, i am sorry that i insulted your intelligence, and i just came of the boat on monday
You should take your car to kesi24 to get worked on, He did a great job installing my N1 cams & springs! You need to understand the great aspects of this forum, this is a great place to gain knowledgeable info! Its ok, to say stuff that makes no sense! We were all noobs once!
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Old 03-30-2005, 05:53 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Nah nah Sounds like good old TIMMY is going to get a phone tonite, you no like when you need them cams put in!!!
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