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Old May 8, 2006 | 09:05 AM
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I have stage 1 crower cams on my B16A/B20 block engine. Just wondering,is it possible adjusting the valve clearance too close can cause the pistons hitting my cylinder head? Cause it happened too me after I rev the engine hard (close to 8K rpms) and then the engine starting too overheat. I took it to a mechanic and 4 of my exhaust bolts is loose and all 4 my pistons (intake side) were scratch little bit. But all 5 of my intake side bolts are fine.
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Old May 8, 2006 | 03:38 PM
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.... your valve lash can be REALLY far off... or your timing belt could be jumping teeth to the point where your actually letting the valves slam into the pistons... i don't think it's possible for pistons to hit the head... makes no sense
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