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Old 11-07-2007, 09:30 AM
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Check just to seat if you have a good seal. With valves temp. installed fill combustion chamber with kerosene and see if it holds.
You can do the kerosene test to check the valve seats, or the machine shop can do it for you. Just make sure the valve springs are installed.

Also the valve guides are wear items as well this test is done w/o the valve spring installed and wiggling it back and forth while it is in the open position.

I decided against the porting, If I were to do head work it would be a cam and springs.

Porting an 3 angle, or 5 angle jobs are pretty costly, but if you want your head to flow Xenocron has a guy that does it for a very reasonable cost.
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Old 11-07-2007, 10:41 AM
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I had my z6 head ported and polish (by a knowledgeable machinist), valve seats re-done, and a broken valve cover stud repaired for 220bucks
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Old 11-07-2007, 12:07 PM
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no need for port job just slap her on and turn up the boost.. 57 tirim t3.t4 for the win.. make 300 with 18 ish pis on pump and 400 on race gas call it a day
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Old 11-08-2007, 10:53 PM
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Just get some valve grinding compound, a little plunger tool, and lap the valves yourself, it will cost you like $15 or less for the plunger and valvegrind. If there's a major problem with one of the valve's or seats you will see it, and it provides a good seal.
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Old 11-08-2007, 11:45 PM
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I had my z6 head ported and polish (by a knowledgeable machinist), valve seats re-done, and a broken valve cover stud repaired for 220bucks

Dude that is uber cheap. Any pics of the head. I couldnt imagine anyone doing more than a simple gasket match for that price
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Old 11-09-2007, 12:06 AM
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Originally Posted by 1991civicsi
You can do the kerosene test to check the valve seats, or the machine shop can do it for you. Just make sure the valve springs are installed.

Also the valve guides are wear items as well this test is done w/o the valve spring installed and wiggling it back and forth while it is in the open position.

I decided against the porting, If I were to do head work it would be a cam and springs.

Porting an 3 angle, or 5 angle jobs are pretty costly, but if you want your head to flow Xenocron has a guy that does it for a very reasonable cost.
5 angles is a lot to fit on tiny Honda valve...something to think about.

Stock head is fine for 300, so are the sleeves. Past 400 you will probably want to look into a cam and the associated valvetrain, doing it before you hit 400 is just going to give you a nicer powerband, won't help you past any limits.

I think 50 trim t3/t4s are a great D street turbo, and I also love my HY35.

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Old 11-09-2007, 06:25 PM
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Chris,
That was what he told me. I'm going to be picking up the head in a few days. I'll get pictures of it so that I can get some reliable input. I've never had a head ported before, so OG insight would appreciated to make sure he does what he said.

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Old 11-09-2007, 07:14 PM
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in all seriousness, what was the comment about purple power? can i dunk some parts head in a bucket of purple power can clean them really good? ive only used the stuff on my driveway, i dont want to waste it if its not going to clean the head GOOD.
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Old 11-09-2007, 08:07 PM
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in all seriousness, what was the comment about purple power? can i dunk some parts head in a bucket of purple power can clean them really good? ive only used the stuff on my driveway, i dont want to waste it if its not going to clean the head GOOD.
Let it soak in a container of purple power over night then take the pressure washer/brush to it the next day.
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nice, ill try that on my spare head before i start my "pratice" on it
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