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Re: worn valve guide
« on: Nov 14, 2006, 10:50:24 PM »
Sorry for the oversight Mark, and your help again on this board.

I use a Goodson air hammer valve guide tool that has a 2 degree angle on the surface that contacts the end of the guide to help prevent distortion.
I also use a Mac air hammer that has a high blow count to help install the guide smoothly.

You may also need a .315 guide reamer as required.
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