Thread: Hand Lapping Valves
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03-28-2007 04:48 PM #1
if you are going to lap the valves i use clover oil base works the best
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03-29-2007 09:37 AM #2
Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
Clover oil base? Would I get that at the grocery store?
Kidding...I have never heard of that stuff. Was just going to use lapping compound?
Nope, not spending a dime on these. Just wondering if lapping is good insurance on a clean/rebuild. Sounds like it is and I also read somewhere that I could use dry-erase marker to check the valve/seat contact?? Anyone done that (color the valve, drop it in, give it a little twist, and pull it out to see where the marker was rubbed off) ?? Might be able to determine the same during a lap-job yes?
I'll also get new springs, definitely new springs.
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03-29-2007 01:13 PM #3
Sounds good...thanks Denny.
(I know, that was a pretty lame joke...grocery store
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03-29-2007 03:56 PM #4
K-D Tool Hand Valve Grinder 505..........e-bay has them tooObjects in the mirror are losing
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03-29-2007 04:08 PM #5
I tried those and hated them, but Judy can make some good margarita's with it.
Objects in the mirror are losing






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