269 Cams, springs and retainers
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269 Cams, springs and retainers
WORKS,
I was talking to LSE Performance in Minnesota about doing the cams, springs, retainers and throttle body and possiblly do the head studs.
The question I have is does the engine need to be pressurized or the head taken off for any of this work, more specifically for the head studs?
Maybe I misunderstood what the person was talking about but I just thought I would ask.
I was talking to LSE Performance in Minnesota about doing the cams, springs, retainers and throttle body and possiblly do the head studs.
The question I have is does the engine need to be pressurized or the head taken off for any of this work, more specifically for the head studs?
Maybe I misunderstood what the person was talking about but I just thought I would ask.
Hello Mark,
The head studs do not require pressurization and/or head removal. However, the Valve Springs will require the engine to be pressurized and/or have the head removed. The Valve Springs will also require a tool to make the job much easier, which basically is a spring compressor. Also, care needs to be taken with the retainers, so that you don't lose one or even worse, have one fall into the motor
Hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Oliver Simons
WORKS
415-641-9675
osimons@worksmitsu.com
The head studs do not require pressurization and/or head removal. However, the Valve Springs will require the engine to be pressurized and/or have the head removed. The Valve Springs will also require a tool to make the job much easier, which basically is a spring compressor. Also, care needs to be taken with the retainers, so that you don't lose one or even worse, have one fall into the motor
Hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Oliver Simons
WORKS
415-641-9675
osimons@worksmitsu.com
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Do you have a preference between pressurizing the cylinders or just having the head removed? Sounds like just removing the head and replacing the gasket is the best route from what I am gathering...



