4A-GE head work
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10-27-2004, 03:21 PM
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haha, dont you just love babelfish translations :lol:
It seems like a reasonably standard & good overhaul of an engine. I dont see anything about new pistons though, so they are probably just reused in the honed bores. I wonder why they always paint the engineblock with special engine paint and always leave the head aluminium. I know that the alloy head does not need paint for rust prevention, but it would be fun to see a painted cilinder head for once. The porting does not look very appealing to me, though it rarely does. He didnt polish anything, which is at least a good thing. I want to do this to my old engine, but I cant seem to get the cogwheel of of the crank (the one that drives the timing belt). Does anyone have any suggestions for that? Once I get that off I can take off the oil pump and remove the crankshaft. Then have the block cleaned, bored out to first oversize and have the deck straightened. Then a coat of paint and petroleum jelly and it's back on the shelf to wait for funds for wiseco low-com pistons. FABRICA MI DIEM, PVNC! |
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4A-GE head work - ZaX - 10-14-2004, 10:18 AM
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