JOHNDQ Posted June 29, 2013 Share Posted June 29, 2013 sod the haynes manual, have you thought about writeing a book, this is high detail at its best, love it, and thats coming from a lay man, keep it coming lol they dont need to cover that sort of thing this sort of work isnt really done any more unless its like this build. Most engines are alloy now so bores are replaced with liner kits or have some form of special coating are once damaged are just throw away jobs like the rest of the trade has become. Anyway looks a good build hope have some dyno print outs when done Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lee grout Posted June 30, 2013 Share Posted June 30, 2013 Random question: Why are the pistons set up as they are? I mean why are 1 & 4 up and 2 & 3 down. Is there a reason why its not 1 up 1 down in sequence?? Love these threads........as is you needed telling Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dalelc16 Posted June 30, 2013 Share Posted June 30, 2013 Top dead center. Its the fire pattern Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blacksofstichill Posted July 1, 2013 Author Share Posted July 1, 2013 It's always nice when you have your freshly machined, cleaned and painted block ready! Cheers, yes, it's good to have it sitting all ready for the build up and about to start taking shape. sod the haynes manual, have you thought about writeing a book, this is high detail at its best, love it, and thats coming from a lay man, keep it coming lol they dont need to cover that sort of thing this sort of work isnt really done any more unless its like this build. Most engines are alloy now so bores are replaced with liner kits or have some form of special coating are once damaged are just throw away jobs like the rest of the trade has become. Anyway looks a good build hope have some dyno print outs when done Thanks, yes, there'll be dyno print outs for this once it's all finished, fitted and mapped and I'll be sure to pop them up on here. Random question: Why are the pistons set up as they are? I mean why are 1 & 4 up and 2 & 3 down. Is there a reason why its not 1 up 1 down in sequence?? Love these threads........as is you needed telling Thanks, glad you like the threads! Yeah, as said below it's just the way the crankshaft is on these and the firing order is to suit that, 1 and 4 are at top dead centre as 2 and 3 are at bottom dead centre. Top dead center. Its the fire pattern Engine turned back over again to fit the big end caps - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0173.jpg Big End Caps and Bearing Shells all cleaned up and ready to fit to the rods - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0174.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0175.jpg Big End Caps all fitted and Torqued - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0176.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0177.jpg Engine flipped back over again for no other reason than to have another look at those pistons in the fresh new bores - I'm really enjoying this build! - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0178.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0179.jpg Engine flipped over again and the half moon casting is cleaned up and fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0180.jpg Oil Pickup pipe fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0181.jpg Sump Baffle Plate cleaned up and fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0182.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0183.jpg Oil return pipe ready to be fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0184.jpg Pipe fitted into place, I made it an interference fit with the hole in the block so it is nice and tight - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0185.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0186.jpg And how it looks from the underside, I made sure it wasn't too long or else it would protrude into the block too much and foul the trigger wheel - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0187.jpg And that's how the block looks after all that - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0188.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blacksofstichill Posted July 4, 2013 Author Share Posted July 4, 2013 Moving onto the cylinder head, here it is as removed from the engine, one valve was removed as soon as I took the head off just to check out the springs and retainers, etc but the rest were left in place at the time - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0189.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0190.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0191.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0192.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0193.jpg Vave spring compressor onto the valve - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0194.jpg Spring Compressed and retaining collets removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0195.jpg Non-standard lightweight spring caps are fitted to this head, a nice trick little touch - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0196.jpg Spring Cap and Spring removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0197.jpg First Valve removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0198.jpg All Valves, springs and caps, etc removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0199.jpg Removing the old Valve Stem Oil Seals - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0200.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0201.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0202.jpg Old Valve Stem Oil Seals all removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0203.jpg Valve Spring Seats removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0204.jpg Head is now mostly stripped, just the studs still to remove - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0205.jpg Removing the studs for the Cam Bearing Caps - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0206.jpg All removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0207.jpg Inlet studs being removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0208.jpg Both removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0209.jpg Exhaust Manifold Studs being removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0210.jpg All removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0211.jpg Tensioner Sprocket also needs to be removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0212.jpg Retaining circlip removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0213.jpg Pin removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0214.jpg Tensioner Sprocket removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0215.jpg Cylinder Head is now down to a bare casting and ready to be cleaned up - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0216.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0217.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scottybo Posted July 4, 2013 Share Posted July 4, 2013 i had a bike once with 2 cylinders and both of them went up and down together, on different strokes of course though Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blacksofstichill Posted July 5, 2013 Author Share Posted July 5, 2013 Although the head had some surface corrosion I was hopeful it would clean up okay, unfortunately it was much deeper than I'd expected and extended out quite far from the waterways in the head - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0218.jpg It's hard to see from the photos but some areas will be around 1.5mm deep http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0219.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0220.jpg You can see here that unless the head was welded up in all of these areas and skimmed back, the Head Gasket wouldn't stand a chance of sealing the combustion chamber from the waterways - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0221.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0222.jpg Since the actual head casting itself is standard (not ported, etc) and in need of so many areas repaired it was decided that the most sensible solution would be to start afresh with another head so we have a good casting to start with and build all of the valve train from the original one into it. I delved into my stores and unearthed this one. I removed it from a Car I broke a few years ago, skimmed it and sold it but ended up owning it again when I bought the car it was fitted to with a knackered bottom end. I knew it was a good head and it wouldn't need skimmed again having only done around 1000 miles since I sold it. At this stage it's just as removed from the car - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0223.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0224.jpg I didn't take any photos of the stripdown since it's exactly the same job as I'd just done on the original head, here it is all stripped down to a bare casting - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0225.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0226.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0227.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0228.jpg And after an initial clean up and degrease, this isn't a final clean up but it's looking much better already, this one has some minor corrosion to a couple of waterways but having had the gasket laid in place it's all within the gasket area and will have no problems with sealing. - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0229.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0230.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0231.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0232.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0233.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0234.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0235.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0236.jpg Moving back to the componensts of the original head, here are the valves as removed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0237.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0238.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0239.jpg And after a clean up with the wire brush wheel on the bench grinder - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0240.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0241.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0242.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0243.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lee grout Posted July 6, 2013 Share Posted July 6, 2013 (edited) Detailed as ever. Keep it coming Would 1.5mm of been too much to skim off then? Edited July 6, 2013 by lee grout Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ahmotorsport Posted July 6, 2013 Share Posted July 6, 2013 Detailed as ever. Keep it coming Would 1.5mm of been too much to skim off then?For a turbo motor, oh yes! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blacksofstichill Posted July 8, 2013 Author Share Posted July 8, 2013 Thanks yes if it needed 1.5mm taken off it would raise the compression ratio too much on this unfortunately so it meant that the original head casting was scrap. continuing with the valves, I got the first of the Exhaust Valves onto the lathe - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0244.jpg And Polished it all up - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0245.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0246.jpg Then moving onto the inlet Valves - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0247.jpg And all polished up - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0248.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0249.jpg All the Valves polished up - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0250.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0251.jpg They're not in bad order but there is still some pitting so they'll have to be refaced - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0252.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0253.jpg Exhaust valve onto the Valve refacer - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0254.jpg And refaced - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0255.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0256.jpg Inlet Valve ready to go onto the refacer - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0257.jpg And refaced - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0258.jpg All Valves now cleaned up, ploshed and refaced - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0259.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0260.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0261.jpg Starting to lap in the valves now - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0262.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0263.jpg First one done and the dark "band" where the valve is sealing can be seen all around the valve and the seat - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0264.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0265.jpg Halfway there now - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0266.jpg All done - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0267.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0268.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sidrick Posted July 8, 2013 Share Posted July 8, 2013 As usual, top update! Get some gloves on though Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blacksofstichill Posted July 11, 2013 Author Share Posted July 11, 2013 Sorry, I've still not started wearing gloves for work, can't see myself changing after all these years! After lapping the valves into the head I moved onto the hydraulic tappets, here they are as removed from the original head, as you can see, some of them have rusty marks on the surface - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0269.jpg Most of them were just stained but 4 of them had corrosion into the surface which meant they were no good to be used again - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0270.jpg The Hydraulic Tappets that were fitted in the replacement head were an earlier design and I wasn't happy mixing and matching the two types of tappet and ideally wanted them all to be of the later design. So, digging into my spares I found 4 good tappets of the same later design to replace the corroded ones - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0271.jpg So, we now have 16 tappets which are corrosion free - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0272.jpg But, I didn't leave things at that, because the engine has been sitting for a good few years I stripped the tappets down to clean them - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0273.jpg As you can see, there was some slight staining of the working surfaces and this is what we wanted to get rid of - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0274.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0275.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0276.jpg With all of the Tappets completely stripped down they were thoroughly cleaned in degreaser and the difference was quite noticeable - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0277.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0278.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0279.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0280.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0281.jpg All 16 Tappets Stripped and degreased ready for assembly - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0282.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0283.jpg With all of the tappets cleaned up I put them back together - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0284.jpg All 16 Tappets rebuilt - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0285.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
blacksofstichill Posted July 12, 2013 Author Share Posted July 12, 2013 The Cylinder Head Casting was given one final clean and degrease, ready for refitting of all the valves, etc - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0286.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0287.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0288.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0289.jpg Valve Spring Seats ready to fit - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0290.jpg And fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0291.jpg New Valve Stem Oil Seals - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0292.jpg Fitting the new Stem Seals - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0293.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0294.jpg Fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0295.jpg Fitting the valves now - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0296.jpg Uprated Valve Springs and retaining Caps as removed from the original head on the left, compared to standard ones on the right you can see the difference in length and the different style of retaining cap - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0297.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0298.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0299.jpg Fitted over the Valve Stem - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0300.jpg Valve Spring Compressed - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0301.jpg Retaining Collets fitted - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0302.jpg Compressor removed and that's the first one done - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0303.jpg All 16 Valves, Springs, etc fitted to the replacement head casting - http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0304.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0305.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0306.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0307.jpg http://blackengineering.co.uk/images/Doctor-Evil-RS2000-Turbo-Engine-Rebuild/0308.jpg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lee grout Posted July 14, 2013 Share Posted July 14, 2013 Nice update How careful do you have to be when refacing the valves? If you buzz then down to remove all the pits can you go 'too far' and ruin them?Also, what do tappets actually do? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scottybo Posted July 14, 2013 Share Posted July 14, 2013 yes u can go too far. obviously the main issue would be if you make the valve too thin and then when u fire it up its too thin to deal woth the pressure and the like....and gives up and falls apart Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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