Timing Chain Questions
#21
I would highly recommend taking the head to a local machine shop and having it shaved flat again. I know everyone says but I didnt over-heat it, neither did I but mine was out 20 thou!! I bought the truck as a beater with a blown head gasket. Propped the head up enough to scrape it clean and slap a new gasket in. It wasnt 4 months and it blew again. Puffing white smoke like crazy.
#22
I would highly recommend taking the head to a local machine shop and having it shaved flat again. I know everyone says but I didnt over-heat it, neither did I but mine was out 20 thou!! I bought the truck as a beater with a blown head gasket. Propped the head up enough to scrape it clean and slap a new gasket in. It wasnt 4 months and it blew again. Puffing white smoke like crazy.
#23
I had the head shaved. I am getting ready to put it back together and trying to decide if an adjustable timing gear is a good investment. Does anyone have experience with using shaved head (.027 - .030 ) without an adjustable timing gear? Does this advance the timing too much and will an adjustable timing gear be necessary to get the timing adjustment back at the distributor?
I will be tempted to buy a 22RE 4x4 for play next. It's all YOUR fault.
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