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Intake seat let go. Ended up resting at angle to valve (odd location, usually they sit flat if loose?) which ended up taking a chunk from top of piston and scuffing cam lobe from pressure created. Much work ahead of us this weekend :-(
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I had an intake valve seat drop in a Corvair Turbo under boost..
Parts of the seat ended up in other cylinders on that side and some went down the exhaust and ended up in the turbo blades. That was a real mess… |
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