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  1. #16
    ctbale is offline At The Back Of The Pack Arm chair racerAt the back of the pack
    Join Date
    Jul 2010
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    anchorage alaska
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    What I do with the new valves is just do a light lap and check the contact area, it will make a white/light gray line on the face of the valve, it should be in the middle 1/3rd to be good, if its any bigger than 1/3rd or not centered than you will most likely have to get the seats cut. Most all my experience is with the small displacement hondas, almost never have to even dress the seats on those motors, just throw a new valve in there, light lap ... good to go. Some pubs say dont lap, bad info. I take a dewalt, and put a fuel line over the stem, then chuck the valve. but go EZ!

  2. #17
    Join Date
    Jul 2007
    Location
    Peru, IN
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    According to the manual I'm past the service limit on the contact area of the seat, so off to the machine shop it goes. Ive already got way to much wrapped up in this motor to cut corners now lol. I normally just lap them and run it too but I'm looking to make a fair amount of power with this one.
    84' 200x wiseco 12:1, 30mm mikuni, k&n filter, powroll cam, bassani exhaust, 6 speed trans, running on E85

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