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> New engine tragedy, Broken valve stem
Jetsetsurfshop
post Apr 2 2016, 06:36 PM
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On my first outing with the new engine tragedy struck. While giving it a little bit of RPM the engine made a noise I never heard before and then dropped a cylinder. Limped it home and this is what I found today.
That's the top of the valve you see still with the keeper! Damn.
Anyone have any thoughts on what happened here?
Everything we did was the same as the last build except we installed a more aggressive camshaft.
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TheCabinetmaker
post Apr 3 2016, 05:48 AM
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I'm confused. Bigger valves, monster cam, dual springs, custom pushrods. How is that a stock valve train?

Then you say in your first post that you only added a more aggressive cam on the last build and used the old pushrods. Do you think they were still the right length?

How many times have you rebuilt this engine?

I know this might piss you off, but I think you should have someone else rebuild this engine properly.
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