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Old 05-23-2013 | 11:37 AM
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I found this Pic on another renn posting. im pretty sure this is an example of a late 87 model.

thanks for the photos of your early 87

I just realized I cant attach anything until I get the heads back.

my loop is bigger than standard. I'll need to see if there is any interference with the manifold.
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Old 05-23-2013 | 12:40 PM
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Yep, that's the late '87 through 95 configuration.


Here's another way to run the return line:



Old 05-23-2013 | 08:43 PM
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No worries about the gas lines loosening on this car. I'll post mine installed once i get the heads returned. I doubt mine will looks as clean as yours!

Nice job!

thanks!

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Old 06-06-2013 | 11:32 AM
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update

both heads have all but three valve guides installed. had to order three more, tney would not drive in for some reason.

timefor remming the valve guides to help open them up.


very very close to reinstalling all of the valves.

install heads and then look at my gas line set up
Old 06-19-2013 | 11:32 AM
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My heads are at the smitts cnc shop being reemed and the gasket surface being ran through the cnc after the weld repair due to pittting on the gasket area. im thinking by friday I will have both heads to install all of the valves.
Old 06-19-2013 | 12:23 PM
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if the heads were bead blasted make sure you remove the oil port plugs and clean them with a bore brush this also goes for the anti siphon valve
remove it and verify the lower portion is staked in place and there is not any blast media in the port
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What is reemed?
Old 06-19-2013 | 01:07 PM
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releaving the valve guides with a special drill bit. if you dont reem the valves will stick.

thanks for the heads up, but I dont think eitherof the heads were bead blasted. bob has a automotive parts washer. still might be a good idea to remove and clean anyways
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I thought you were talking about something else.
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heads returned, machined both and welds completed.

45 angle on heads process has begun. regrinding valves to ensure they are true.

so so close

notice one 45 degree is completed, bottom right
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Well its been a really long time, but i finally have both of my heads back. Its time to get busy, gosh i hope i remember how to return it back!
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Take your time, think through each step, come back here for guidance from those who know and I'll bet you'll be fine!
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Just want to drive it before snow!
Old 12-06-2013 | 02:23 PM
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Drive before snow, mission failed. Rats.....

Update:

Installed both heads
Installed all DS lifters. (forgot to install first time. < good grief> )
Installed DS cam gears, inspected cams position with Porsche replica tool
Installed DS chain tensionar and new pads. (wow they are expensive)
Installed DS two pins for oil canals
Installed Both cam gear tops with gel gasket stuff, including 3 black caps and orange ring.

Been slow, but pace is starting to p/u. Waiting on a few parts to begin the DS.

Pictures to follow.
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Good job sticking with it!


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