poor guy
Originally Posted by sabastian458
the valves in evo are nitrate filled, meaning if he droped one, it will most likely explode, says the mitsu tech. inspection of the head so far, we only have the rocker cover off, shows that all valves are still seating, but it doesnt mean the end of one hasnt been broken off. hopefull the customer will call us tomorrow and authurize us to remove the head so i can update some more
natrium is sodium like salt.
"natrium-filled exhaust valves reduce valvetrain inertia and help engine response. The natrium exhaust valves also help lower the temperature of the bell end of the exhaust valve by retaining less heat."
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Last edited by plokivos; May 12, 2005 at 07:23 PM.
natrium is sodium like salt.
"natrium-filled exhaust valves reduce valvetrain inertia and help engine response. The natrium exhaust valves also help lower the temperature of the bell end of the exhaust valve by retaining less heat."
"natrium-filled exhaust valves reduce valvetrain inertia and help engine response. The natrium exhaust valves also help lower the temperature of the bell end of the exhaust valve by retaining less heat."
Originally Posted by plokivos
natrium, not nitrate filled. idiot tech...
natrium is sodium like salt.
"natrium-filled exhaust valves reduce valvetrain inertia and help engine response. The natrium exhaust valves also help lower the temperature of the bell end of the exhaust valve by retaining less heat."
brought to you by number 4028
natrium is sodium like salt.
"natrium-filled exhaust valves reduce valvetrain inertia and help engine response. The natrium exhaust valves also help lower the temperature of the bell end of the exhaust valve by retaining less heat."
brought to you by number 4028
damn still sucks for the guy though.....at least the evo will live to drive another day....
Originally Posted by plokivos
natrium, not nitrate filled. idiot tech...
natrium is sodium like salt.
"natrium-filled exhaust valves reduce valvetrain inertia and help engine response. The natrium exhaust valves also help lower the temperature of the bell end of the exhaust valve by retaining less heat."
brought to you by number 4028
natrium is sodium like salt.
"natrium-filled exhaust valves reduce valvetrain inertia and help engine response. The natrium exhaust valves also help lower the temperature of the bell end of the exhaust valve by retaining less heat."
brought to you by number 4028
EDIT: Ok, thinking about it more, I'm guessing natrium is just another name for sodium, hence sodium = Na on the periodic table.
Last edited by andrew20195; May 13, 2005 at 05:12 AM.
Something similar happened to my plugs. I didn't check compression before tearing apart my block because I knew what happened. Did it sound like someone threw a bunch of change in an empty clothes dryer? What an awful sound. 
I'm amazed he ran on 3 cylinders, and I'd also be amazed if he didn't destroy his valves and turbine with fragments of piston.

I'm amazed he ran on 3 cylinders, and I'd also be amazed if he didn't destroy his valves and turbine with fragments of piston.



you can say that again
