Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
Someone was telling me that a head their friend had,warped after he had it sitting on the counter or whatever for about a week. Is there any truth behind this? Can this happen? I plan to pull my head off monday, but if it is going to some how warp by sitting apart from the block, I dont want to.
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
no that some crazy bullshit. it might have been warped when he took it off and then he couldent get it to seal right. but it didint warp after sitting for a week. unless he lives somewhere thats like 900º outside.
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
yea, I thought it could only warp if it was overheated. So, will it be ok to have the head sit in my 'shop' in a carboard box on teh floor for a couple months? I am slowly going to be doing work to it.
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
i have a b16 head sitting on my garage floor since april
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
Originally Posted by B16CRXT
So, will it be ok to have the head sit in my 'shop' in a carboard box on teh floor for a couple months?
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
sweet. thanks guys :y
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
Originally Posted by B16CRXT
Someone was telling me that a head their friend had,warped after he had it sitting on the counter or whatever for about a week.
^^^ thats definitely sig material. Does you friend live on the surface of the sun? |
Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
Originally Posted by Ravage70
i have a b16 head sitting on my garage floor since april
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
Originally Posted by EGgyLShatch
Originally Posted by Ravage70
i have a b16 head sitting on my garage floor since april
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
It probably warped because he didnt tighten it down right.
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
B16 heads are like big and bulky Gold bars.
You never know when you will need the cash. |
Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
if the head was placed on concrete or uneven surfaces it can become dented and no longer be a flat surface.
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putting the head on an uneven surface isnt going to do ---- unless you put your car on top of it
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
Originally Posted by myshtern
It probably warped because he didnt tighten it down right.
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Ahhh ever hear of concrete studs? I think ARP makes them in there Construction division. You should see this cement slab they did with twin B18c5 heads. Oh my lord, vtec hit so hard it was worse then stepping on a crack and breaking your mother's back. :P
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
Originally Posted by B16CRXT
Originally Posted by myshtern
It probably warped because he didnt tighten it down right.
If you torque things down in the wrong sequence, it's common for heads to warp. |
Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
I forgot to mention that he claimed he had the head surfaced and sat it down for a week and it 'warped again' lol.
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
Originally Posted by B16CRXT
I forgot to mention that he claimed he had the head surfaced and sat it down for a week and it 'warped again' lol.
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
Originally Posted by chris
Originally Posted by B16CRXT
I forgot to mention that he claimed he had the head surfaced and sat it down for a week and it 'warped again' lol.
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Re: Can a head warp by not being bolted down to the block?
haha. it was teh first last time I have spoken to him.. :D
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