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> Pulled the heads-pics, Back-up race engine needs work
groot
post Jun 29 2005, 07:37 AM
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As some of you know, #1 and #2 cylinders of my back-up race engine are pretty low on compression (110 and 115 psi) compared to #3 and #4 (145 and 150 psi). I squirted a bit of oil in the cylinders and the compression only gained a few psi.

So, I have a little break in the racing and I decided to pull the heads and do whatever valve work is required. Here are some pics.

Looks like the intake valves hit the pistons a little bit, maybe on a over-rev during a downshift.

Cyl #1 and #2


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Brett W
post Jun 29 2005, 11:42 AM
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Hastings list the number as 2C5599. You can run a 2M5599 which is a standard moly faced cast iron ring or you could run the standard 5599. Don't know why they list the Chrome ring as the standard. Your local machine shop should be able to order those rings in a couple of days.
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