

| Subject: | Re: GEX |
| Date: | Fri, 2 Aug 96 10:13:06 +0200 |
David said: >What causes a valve seat to be pushed in? An answer to that might provide >insight into the question of GEX rebuild quality (and possibly an error on >my part as well). -Maybe- too little valve spring, either poor quality or worn springs, this causes floating valves, this can happen even in the lower RPMs, especially with the Bus' low gearing, certain 'high performance' cam/lifter/pushrod/ rocker combinations can make it even worse, floating valves can do all sorts of things to seats, guides, retainers and pushrods... But 5 mm into the head!? gee... -Maybe- it's because of the head-crack repair techniques they used, -maybe- they welded around the seat area and now this area is too soft to support the seat properly... 0.02 Brian
Have something to add on this topic today? Revive this thread in the forum »