should i do my own pnp?
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should i do my own pnp?
i have done pnp on v-8's before but never on a honda. i have a h22 and i am putting it back together soon for turbo...i was thinking i would port the exhaust side, probly gasket match it or something, and maybe the itm, i was going to leave the intake side of the head alone as to not mess w/a good design.
is there any thing i should look out for? as well as to do and not to do?
so to be bad as hell...Vinny
is there any thing i should look out for? as well as to do and not to do?
so to be bad as hell...Vinny
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Re: should i do my own pnp? (93ludevtec)
I have a link somewhere to a site that has a very good guide for the DIYer When I find it I will post, its very informative.
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Re: should i do my own pnp? (genop)
Here
http://www.theoldone.com/articles/h22a.head/
Hope this helps alittle, just gives mild minor port work for the DIYer.
http://www.theoldone.com/articles/h22a.head/
Hope this helps alittle, just gives mild minor port work for the DIYer.
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Re: should i do my own pnp? (4rcefed)
This might help alittle better I didn't readf the other one. this one shows a B16A head but the same principals should apply sorry.
http://www.theoldone.com/articles/b16a.head/
http://www.theoldone.com/articles/b16a.head/
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Re: should i do my own pnp? (N8-T)
If I were you I would work on the bowls . Gotta clean up the spot where the valve seat is machined to the head. You wont really need to do a whole lot of material removal. Just blend the bowls and smooth the walls.
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