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RE: Project 16v - darrenjlobb - 17-08-2016
These heads are normally absolutely disgusting when you first get them! To the point my initial attack normally involves the pressure washer straight to the ports!
Good to see another 16v build going on, lost count of them all now!
RE: Project 16v - Piggy - 17-08-2016
(17-08-2016, 08:02 PM)darrenjlobb Wrote: These heads are normally absolutely disgusting when you first get them! To the point my initial attack normally involves the pressure washer straight to the ports!
Good to see another 16v build going on, lost count of them all now!
Haha...tizz exactly what i did :
Those inlets were horrid! Flipping egr
See post #26 for the head being blasted
RE: Project 16v - Piggy - 04-09-2016
Best get on with this really... Just lack of time.
But got in the shed and took the sheet off it the block.
Honed the bores lightly, didnt need much. Also cleaned the deck and all the flange faces and put a thread die through all the threads. Washed down with cleaner.
Need to clean the headbolt threads out and then can start reassembly finally... Maybe it will get moving then
Project 16v - bashbarnard - 04-09-2016
Come on man. Taking ages. At least mone is making good progress. Oh wait its still sitting where it was 3 months ago lol
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RE: Project 16v - Piggy - 04-09-2016
Crank may go in tomorrow. Valves need lapping...16 of them...keep putting it off
Gotta get it done. Need 16v done... So can do Kev...
RE: Project 16v - welshpug - 04-09-2016
sod lapping, off to a machine shop and get them done properly
RE: Project 16v - Stef205 - 04-09-2016
drill and fuel pipe makes it much easier
RE: Project 16v - Piggy - 04-09-2016
(04-09-2016, 09:00 PM)welshpug Wrote: sod lapping, off to a machine shop and get them done properly
Lazee much?
(04-09-2016, 09:12 PM)Stef205 Wrote: drill and fuel pipe makes it much easier
Thats not a bad call...I usually use a drill tbh but no access in on these heads... But bit of rubber hose...
You genius.
Newsflash:
'valves getting lapped tomorrow'
RE: Project 16v - Stef205 - 04-09-2016
recently did a hdi head this way luckily it was missing 8 valves ha
RE: Project 16v - Piggy - 04-09-2016
Also need to fashion an adaptor for my valve spring compressor as the access is no good on this head for my tool and the springs are 25lb heavier too
RE: Project 16v - welshpug - 05-09-2016
not lazy at all, 3 angle seats and valves done to suit, far more accurate and it opened the throats up.
https://flic.kr/p/HsFQSZ
RE: Project 16v - Piggy - 05-09-2016
Nearest machine shop is a 40min drive away. So once dropped off and returned, getting close to 1.5hrs.
I'd have to do that again to get it back.
And do both trips in working hours.
And pay the stupidly extortionate bill
By which time i could have lapped the valves and rebuilt/fitted the head!
RE: Project 16v - welshpug - 05-09-2016
that work cost £40 for the valves, £56 for the seats.
its an hour from me each way.
lapping wont give you the same results.
RE: Project 16v - Piggy - 05-09-2016
The results I want is lapped valve seats... So yes, I'll get the result i want with doing it myself
RE: Project 16v - mr_fish - 05-09-2016
Got a pillar drill?
Could make something like this up then.
![[Image: 1217D32C-790B-4939-8620-2F91A66F5722_zps08ptfzjh.jpg]](http://s307.photobucket.com/user/rallymark1/media/306oc%20Forum/309/1217D32C-790B-4939-8620-2F91A66F5722_zps08ptfzjh.jpg.html)
Project 16v - bashbarnard - 05-09-2016
(05-09-2016, 11:09 AM)mr_fish Wrote: Got a pillar drill?
Could make something like this up then.
This is epic
RE: Project 16v - Piggy - 05-09-2016
No I havnt annoyingly...coz thats bloody genius too!
RE: Project 16v - Piggy - 08-09-2016
Ok...this is a moment...stuff is going BACK together! Woohoo
Its had a bigger meaning to me than perhaps some realise. After some personal downturns recently...I've not been motivated tbh or just too in pain/exhausted.
So this is so gooooood :-)
RE: Project 16v - Dum-Dum - 08-09-2016
(08-09-2016, 03:39 PM)Piggy Wrote: Its had a bigger meaning to me than perhaps some realise. After some personal downturns recently...I've not been motivated tbh or just too in pain/exhausted.
Good to see progress, I hope the personal issue isn't anything too serious, you know I'm only down the road for beer/man hugs.
RE: Project 16v - Piggy - 08-09-2016
Getting Piggypower on national TV was a awesome pickmeup dood... Thanks
RE: Project 16v - Piggy - 15-09-2016
RE: Project 16v #winrods - Dum-Dum - 15-09-2016
Winning!
RE: Project 16v #winrods - zx_volcane - 16-09-2016
boom!
RE: Project 16v #winrods - Piggy - 16-09-2016
Indeed. Much winning boom.
16v pistons, cleaned. New rings. Win rods. Arp bolts. Bearings. Ready to be inserted.
RE: Project 16v #winrods - MitchellR32 - 18-09-2016
You could say things are getting pretty serious ??
RE: Project 16v #winrods - Piggy - 19-09-2016
(18-09-2016, 07:12 PM)MitchellR32 Wrote: You could say things are getting pretty serious ??
They never get serious...
Just expensive and a little crazier
Things getting sweeter.... Progress is good if a little slow...
RE: Project 16v #winrods - HDi--Power - 22-09-2016
Twin gtb2056vl? I know where there is another good one
Project 16v #winrods - deggerz - 26-09-2016
Did those bolts come with the rods?
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RE: Project 16v #winrods - Piggy - 26-09-2016
(26-09-2016, 12:00 AM)deggerz Wrote: Did those bolts come with the rods?
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Indeedamundo
RE: Project 16v #winrods - Piggy - 26-09-2016
https://youtu.be/DbSSToJKJeE