200-4r speedo gears
July 23rd, 2019, 06:57 AM
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You can remove the heads with the bolts in place. Well, loose, but still just sitting in the head. Just remember to have them sitting in the holes when you drop the head back on.
It's only a problem when using studs. Then you're pretty stuck. I'd still consider pulling the engine to be easier than pulling the A/C box!!
It's only a problem when using studs. Then you're pretty stuck. I'd still consider pulling the engine to be easier than pulling the A/C box!!
July 23rd, 2019, 08:49 AM
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Pull the engine? I just got it in there last summer! Lol. Good point about leaving the bolts in. I wouldn't have thought of that. ALthough is puling the AC box that hard? I've had it out before. But it was a few years ago?
July 24th, 2019, 08:43 AM
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Whichever valves your machinist uses.
I wouldn't buy off-the-shelf valves and just drop them in a head. Way too many things to go wrong. And I've had several exhaust valves seize because the machinist didn't know WTF he was doing.
I wouldn't buy off-the-shelf valves and just drop them in a head. Way too many things to go wrong. And I've had several exhaust valves seize because the machinist didn't know WTF he was doing.
July 24th, 2019, 07:29 PM
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Understood. I'll check with my guy. Thanks oddball.
August 4th, 2022, 07:59 PM
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Greetings,
Do you have a picture of this here "seat springs"that you found in the toilet area. I'm going to go look tomorrow and not sure what I'm looking for.....
Greetings,
Do you have a picture of this here "seat springs"that you found in the toilet area. I'm going to go look tomorrow and not sure what I'm looking for.....
Thanks Hoffa. A couple years ago I went to the hardware store and grabbed something in the toilet area called "seat springs". They're a very short, rigid spring with an appropriate diameter. And I've been using one since. It allows me to get to WOT while still having the tv cable the needed tension. I just get tired of people looking at it and saying "what's that?!"
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