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Head Problem?

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Head Problem?

Post by christover1 »

I was considering using the head off my old motor.
In case it was a better one to do up for my present motor.
Upon removing it, I decided against it.
I am not surprised that it wasn't running very well, just before it died.

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Post by St Jimmy »

That will clean up ok, with a bit of TLC it will be fine ;)
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Post by RockHopper »

Put a bit of 'Knead It' on that inlet valve and she'll be as good as new :D
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Post by jonno_racing »

Mine was worse..

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ok dosnt look so bad in the pic.. but look closely...
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Post by christover1 »

OK You win :D :rofl: :armsup:
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Post by jonno_racing »

gota love that look of WTF when you pull your head off to discover things like that...

Piston to match

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Post by want33s »

That should be fine Chris.
It will need at least one new valve, maybe a set but it looks serviceable to me.

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Post by suzimad »

you guys are but mere amatuers.

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=YkDAxLlR9P4
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Post by christover1 »

suzimad wrote:you guys are but mere amatuers.

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=YkDAxLlR9P4
OK then, I bow down to the master
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Post by lump_a_charcoal »

That sump looked like someone pooed in a garbage bag...
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Post by jonno_racing »

from what i had read on redline it was actualy 9000rpm it let go at..

but g13b's are similar to a 4age in the fact that they will rev to above 9000rpm in standard form.. probably not for long tho!
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Post by Moph »

While we're talking about redline ... I have a very noob question. I've always treated redline with the greatest deal of respect, and normally wouldn't push past 5500rpm. I'd usually only hold 4500rpm and under for sustained periods. But people always say 'Zooks love to rev'.

So what does redline actually mean for a G13? Is it a do-not-cross-on-peril-of-engine-blowup threshold, or a point that you can blast to but shouldn't exceed, or the maximum revs that the engine is actually comfortable revving at all day long?

Think I might be babying mine a bit :D but would hate to do damage.....
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Post by jonno_racing »

i used to drive my old one to 6k every day pretty much... and hold it at 7500 in the mud.. no issue...

motor lasted 3 years at that :)

all depends on how u like to drive i guess!
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Post by suzimad »

jonno_racing wrote:from what i had read on redline it was actualy 9000rpm it let go at..

but g13b's are similar to a 4age in the fact that they will rev to above 9000rpm in standard form.. probably not for long tho!
here is a post from "9000rpm" himself stating....

FlyingGrape wrote:
A wise old man (dmwdave) once told me that these engines can take being regularly revved to 8,000 quite happily. It's when you rev them to 9,000 that things will break (see thread by 9000rpm ...)


Actually at 10,500 rpm my stock crank broke... so be warned!

you can find it in this thread:

http://www.redlinegti.com/forum/viewtop ... a&start=20

here is a video that i did in my own car and it sees this regularly:

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=NKrSeRP-8i0

if you search for other vids by me , i also drag race this car with a 75 shot of nos and have never had a breakage except for this:

http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=kQWQnMgMvaE

it was a nitrous explosion in my intake and the only damage was the rubber intake tube exploded , i taped it up and drove home.
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