Cool guy valve machine, my buddy has one. Grinding angles with a rock is beyond old school more like primitive. One toll to cut the seat and the blend. Each seat is the same height and width, that means the installed height is consistent, New seats get blended into the port and its so fast if your machine shop charged by the hour you could get a set of v8 heads done, get as much as + 40 hp more than rock ground, get them done while you wait, all for $40. Sorry dudes, somebody has to pay for that $60k machine and my buddy does mine for free. lol
you can also do it with a hammer. Not everyone is only installing 16 guides in their lifetime. We do it many times a day, race and street heads all the same way.
anyone can run a reamer through a valve guide you dont need a machine shop for that, there are more serious reasons why one should not hammer the valve guides themselves, this video does not mention any of that. downvoted.
I respect the courtesy flush.
The guy at the beginning was like a South Park character
beautiful short an sweet .
Holy shit. Putin that valve in was like throwin a hotdog down a hallway. Lol.
that's .0015-.002 of valve to guide clearance. Should never be tight!
Cool guy valve machine, my buddy has one. Grinding angles with a rock is beyond old school more like primitive. One toll to cut the seat and the blend. Each seat is the same height and width, that means the installed height is consistent, New seats get blended into the port and its so fast if your machine shop charged by the hour you could get a set of v8 heads done, get as much as + 40 hp more than rock ground, get them done while you wait, all for $40. Sorry dudes, somebody has to pay for that $60k machine and my buddy does mine for free. lol
Lol,that skit is funny and the toliet flush
glad you liked it!
very OCD satisfying when that valve slides in at the very end.
Being in remote Northern Australia, I sure wish there was a machine shop within 1,500k of me
But you have Kangaroos!
I knocked my valve guides in with a hammer and they work perfectly. Some people ain’t building race engines…
you can also do it with a hammer. Not everyone is only installing 16 guides in their lifetime. We do it many times a day, race and street heads all the same way.
If the valve guide it to high in the cylinder head does it need cut to size like the rest of them or does it matter that is it to high
To high on which side?
@@headgames both there was 2 valves guides put in inlet and exhaust
I do my best work on the crapper as well 😉
DAVE! more vids plz ;)
they are coming!
Love it
Not "steel", but cast iron.
I can see right thru this video........ you have a split personality!
The outtro is what does it 4 me. Lol
At least this was good for a laugh.
anyone can run a reamer through a valve guide you dont need a machine shop for that, there are more serious reasons why one should not hammer the valve guides themselves, this video does not mention any of that. downvoted.
they kinda did with that character that the beginning. that was there whole point without having to get into it.
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Y'all are crazy lol.
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freak
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