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02GF74

posted on 30/1/07 at 11:38 AM Reply With Quote
Is it too risky (change head before retest)

Got hold of a nice crossflow head, GT valves plus nicely opend up ports. Checked for warping and looks fine. guids haver a bit of wear but within limits.

I have SVA retest in less than 1 month. by the looks of it, my head at the mo' is probably standard, and may have smaller 1300 valves but the engine got me to and from SVA last time without any issues.

So do I fit my head now or wait until after the restest?

emission n/afor crossflow; & only speed left to sort out

[Edited on 30/1/07 by 02GF74]

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mad4x4

posted on 30/1/07 at 11:46 AM Reply With Quote
I would wait, but depending on the emmssions.

if everything is standard and the emmssions will pass then don;t touch it. If you feel that the emmissions are not set then change the head and have the emssions set with the new head.

If your SVA is only a month away you'll find enough to do with out worry about changing the head.......

[Edited on 30/101/07 by mad4x4]





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macnab

posted on 30/1/07 at 12:16 PM Reply With Quote
yip I'd also wait, just tempting fate...

concentrate on passing the test

[Edited on 30/1/07 by macnab]






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