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Old Oct 5, 2013 | 04:25 PM
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#4 zero compression

hey guys so i removed the head on my 22re because i had zero compression on the #4 cylinder, i dont have an air compressor or leak down tester so i couldnt test for bad valves. im thinking i will buy a street rv head from engnbldr and a 610c cam while im at it so i dont have to shave this head and worry about timing or rebuilding the valves, what do you guys think? im pretty sure i found my problem but if it is not then i hope i dont have to do the bottom end since i dont have an engine hoist or the money to buy one right now.

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this is the #4 piston, i thought maybe the valve hit it since i broke the timing chain but i was wrong
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this is the #4 cylinder valve and it looks like its not seating right, am i right?
this should cause no compression right?
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thanks for any and all help, you guys helped alot in my snapped timing chain thread. idk if im lucky but looks like no valves are messed up, i could be wrong but should some carbon be chipped off if the #4 valve hit the piston?
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Old Oct 6, 2013 | 06:40 AM
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70 views and not one reply, what no one knows anything here?
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Old Oct 6, 2013 | 06:47 AM
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If the valve was burnt, you would likely have some compression. With 0 psi I'd lean toward bent valve. In either case, if you are replacing the head, the valve issue should be handled
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Old Oct 6, 2013 | 07:20 AM
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I did the engine builder rv head with 268 cam. also a header.

Night and day difference. Way more power than before. She pulls reallly hard now. No more downshifting.

Quality was top notch. Some like to clean the ports up before install....dont waste your time...after all its not a race car...lol.

Great little lope at idle. Not too much. I can post a vid later if you like.
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Old Oct 6, 2013 | 07:52 AM
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Originally Posted by HighLux
I did the engine builder rv head with 268 cam. also a header.

Night and day difference. Way more power than before. She pulls reallly hard now. No more downshifting.

Quality was top notch. Some like to clean the ports up before install....dont waste your time...after all its not a race car...lol.

Great little lope at idle. Not too much. I can post a vid later if you like.
yes that would be great if you could, im thinking 261 or 268 but i read that the 261 has chatter at idle and the 268 doesnt so im not sure which i want to get?
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Old Oct 6, 2013 | 08:12 AM
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chatter? with the rv head and 268 cam stiffer springs, more lift....its a little noisier than stock as far as valve noise goes. To be expexted.
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Old Oct 6, 2013 | 08:14 AM
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ya that is just what i read on his ebay listings for the 261 cam, the 268 or 270 didnt say anything about it though. i just sent payment for the rv head, 261 cam and a set of head bolts since one of mine is messed up some how
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