opponheimer
07-26-2007, 06:23 AM
I apologize for naming the thread title as I did, this doesn't focus on performance head work or anything like that. Just rebuild.
Mechanically over - revved my sr to approx 10500rpms a few days ago (a bad miss shift), bent two valves, nicked the pistons up, and cracked 4 rocker arms from the lobes of the camshafts crushing them into the inside castings of the head. I have parts from another sr head lined up. I do plan on reusing this head, with good cond. parts though.
I just need
1 intake valve
1 exhaust valve
intake valve seal / exhaust valve seal
and maybe valve seats.
My questions are:
1) Do sr20dets have valve guides? If so I do not see any, I believe the valve seal is the guide, am I correct? (I also did not see a part number for guide, anywhere listed on sr faq archive.)
2) Is it totally necessary to retorque ARP head studs after heat cycling the engine? How many heat cycles are necessary? Will I be able to get to the arp nuts without removing the cams?
3) How exactly do you "reload" the timing chain tensioner so that it is ready to spring back into action when i lift the little hook arm off it?
Thank you guys for any input you provide me with! :w00t:
Mechanically over - revved my sr to approx 10500rpms a few days ago (a bad miss shift), bent two valves, nicked the pistons up, and cracked 4 rocker arms from the lobes of the camshafts crushing them into the inside castings of the head. I have parts from another sr head lined up. I do plan on reusing this head, with good cond. parts though.
I just need
1 intake valve
1 exhaust valve
intake valve seal / exhaust valve seal
and maybe valve seats.
My questions are:
1) Do sr20dets have valve guides? If so I do not see any, I believe the valve seal is the guide, am I correct? (I also did not see a part number for guide, anywhere listed on sr faq archive.)
2) Is it totally necessary to retorque ARP head studs after heat cycling the engine? How many heat cycles are necessary? Will I be able to get to the arp nuts without removing the cams?
3) How exactly do you "reload" the timing chain tensioner so that it is ready to spring back into action when i lift the little hook arm off it?
Thank you guys for any input you provide me with! :w00t: