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Old 12-10-2003, 02:09 PM
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Here you go Jonas, pics from yesterday.













Call me today..I'm hoping to wrap it up.
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Wow, look at that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Old 12-10-2003, 05:27 PM
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YES, My new head rules!!!!! I'll call you in a bit... i want it back!!!! YES, i am soooo happy!!!
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Once you get that thing on the road you won't want to sell it.

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How did John get that head to stick on the wall like that?
Old 12-10-2003, 06:07 PM
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SoCal i have tried to be polite for quite a while to you, but step back and think about that for a minute.....
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Originally posted by SoCal Driver
How did John get that head to stick on the wall like that?
That wasn't a serious question right?

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Old 12-10-2003, 06:23 PM
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SoCal, I use the same spray glue that is used when I mount the oil pan gasket. Its a tad tricky but if you have the right angle when performing the "head toss", it will land against the wall with a dull thud..meaning all surfaces hit the wall at teh same time, vs a chattering "tap" when it hits, meaning it landed on one side, and then vibrates itself keeping the glue from sticking. Its just practice man...practice.

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I think it's about a half bottle of super glue or a whole package of JB Weld! Don't think he put bolts through the wall?

Naw.
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John, You mean all of those heads I handed up to you could have just been stuck on the wall?

Saved a whole bunch on the cost of racks!
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I love how you try to play it off now... thats great SoCal....
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I would have gone for the extra valves.
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John,

So, what happened? New head, or how many valves are replaced on Jonas' engine? What does Jonas mean when he says that you are "rebuilding" his chain tensioner?

I saw your other thread with the nice engine with the red intake / oil pan on the stand. Seems like your shop is "firing on all cylinders", so to speak. Good for you!

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So, let me get this straight. When you use this sticky stuff, you don't use bolts?
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Just kidding John. FYI if you set those cams at 1.9mm @ TDC that engine will idle better and the low end torque will be much better. Factory spec is 1.45 mm @ TDC You will get gains up to 1.95. At 2.0MM TDC it all goes south. No valve damage but 2.0 is to much trust me.


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