Excited to share this one. Setting valve geometry using Jake Raby's process...featuring tips and tricks from Jake himself!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPkHNxrvdbs

Wow. I think these just keep getting better and better. Thanks for taking the time to do these top quality videos Ian!

Your a real asset to this site and a great ambassador for 914s in general!

Good stuff! Demystifying this process is huge. I wish I'd had this video about 3 years ago

Thanks, Ian.

Thank you for teaching us the secrets….
Matt

Great video, watched it this morning on YouTube. Thanks, Ian.

Excellent video, Ian! Didn't know Jake was such a fan of your work

nice and straight forward to the point but very informative. and great timing since my motor is partly apart right now and will be putting things back together soon as well, this will be a great reference during that process, thanks!!

@superhawk996 - thanks so much for the kind words. This community is amazing and it feels good to give something back.

@beatnavy @mate914 @mcshack @drphil914 - glad you found the info helpful!

@friethmiller - It was a surprise to me as well . Really cool that Jake is active in this community and willing to share his knowledge with newbies.

Ian for President

Ian did a great job.. My first comment on his videos was "I'm glad you did this, because now I don't have to make an updated version of my Type 4 video from 1999"

Awesome video, thanks for sharing it. Now I can follow it when my time comes.

@iankarr @Jake_Raby Us newbies and not so newbies, although new on the World this time around, work, wife, life and stuff got in the way for a lot years, but it was very helpful like most all of your videos are, but thankfully I haven't needed most of them to repair anything, I still find them interesting. Like someone said "nice and straight forward to the point but very informative." what more could you want, oh yeah a Rock Star like Jake or an unannounced Presidential Candidate like Ian. Thanks again!

And this is the very definition of being happy and sad at the same time. Thanks @“jake raby” for your generosity, help and support of this community

Great job Ian.