YZFR1
10+ Year Contributor
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- Apr 8, 2010
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Atlanta,
Georgia
Was getting ready to drop the head on the block when my dumb ass decided to lay it down on two blocks of wood. I guess, i forgot that it had valves sticking out as it was already put together by a local shop.
Anyways, a moment or so later i heard a slight clinging sound. Immediately realized what might have happened, i turned it upside down.
Everything lookes normal except one of the exhaust valves is not on the same level with the other one.
Below is the best picture i could take of it..
It's kind of hard to see in the pick, but one exhaust valve is slightly higher than the other one
Really need some help with this one. Like i mentioned earlier the shop build the head so as of right now i'm pretty clueless on how to go about checking everything and fixing it.
Could laying it down like i did have damaged any guides or anything else?
Thanks for all and any help!!
Anyways, a moment or so later i heard a slight clinging sound. Immediately realized what might have happened, i turned it upside down.
Everything lookes normal except one of the exhaust valves is not on the same level with the other one.
Below is the best picture i could take of it..
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It's kind of hard to see in the pick, but one exhaust valve is slightly higher than the other one
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Really need some help with this one. Like i mentioned earlier the shop build the head so as of right now i'm pretty clueless on how to go about checking everything and fixing it.
Could laying it down like i did have damaged any guides or anything else?
Thanks for all and any help!!