GM Racing Exhaust Ported Cylinder Head
11-19-2013, 02:36 PM
#157
You are actually correct about this, but the chain is sold separately as well....
If the sprockets look good upon inspection, than it should be fine to just replace the chain. On a higher mileage engine, it's def good to replace everything for sure.
I'm still up in the air about touching my timing chain. The plastic guide is on it's way to my house though.
I will see where I stand with funds once I get building. Just picked up a new car for the wife. I'm not cheaping out, but I have some other things that need to be taken care of being a married man now, lol.
If the sprockets look good upon inspection, than it should be fine to just replace the chain. On a higher mileage engine, it's def good to replace everything for sure.
I'm still up in the air about touching my timing chain. The plastic guide is on it's way to my house though.
I will see where I stand with funds once I get building. Just picked up a new car for the wife. I'm not cheaping out, but I have some other things that need to be taken care of being a married man now, lol.
It never ends I know lol. That's how I felt when I did my motor build.
11-19-2013, 02:38 PM
#158
Not much is ever sold on a combo basis when it comes to buying OEM parts. I work at a power sports dealership and get people with motorcycles the odd time just requesting a chain or just sprockets. Typically I see them back in a few months with a trashed chain and sprockets. Not saying you absolutely have to if you chose to go that route, but if you do I would just spend the money on a CED kit and do it all.
It never ends I know lol. That's how I felt when I did my motor build.
It never ends I know lol. That's how I felt when I did my motor build.
11-19-2013, 05:39 PM
#162
Had to use the channel locks for those and the lower radiator hose. None of those besides the upper are relevant to this thread though lol
11-19-2013, 06:27 PM
#163
for hoses use a radiator hose pick and some silicone. It wicks between the nipple and the hose and then it will all come of easily.
If you dont, and twist and yank on the heat core tubes you will be replacing the heater core and that is a seriously stupid job to do. Long and painful.
If you dont, and twist and yank on the heat core tubes you will be replacing the heater core and that is a seriously stupid job to do. Long and painful.
11-19-2013, 06:46 PM
#164
for hoses use a radiator hose pick and some silicone. It wicks between the nipple and the hose and then it will all come of easily.
If you dont, and twist and yank on the heat core tubes you will be replacing the heater core and that is a seriously stupid job to do. Long and painful.
If you dont, and twist and yank on the heat core tubes you will be replacing the heater core and that is a seriously stupid job to do. Long and painful.
11-20-2013, 02:26 PM
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This has to be my favourite LSJ on here, it's just clean and very well thought out. I appreciate all the time and effort you have put into this car. I remember years back when you found the H62, and all the waiting for the GMR head. This is working out perfect. All the best to you man 
11-20-2013, 02:31 PM
#170
This has to be my favourite LSJ on here, it's just clean and very well thought out. I appreciate all the time and effort you have put into this car. I remember years back when you found the H62, and all the waiting for the GMR head. This is working out perfect. All the best to you man
11-21-2013, 07:15 AM
#171
The head is off.
I will add some pictures of my progress later on today.
Interesting find:
My GMR head is stamped 04', my stock head is obviously stamped 07'..... there is a pretty noticeable difference in the castings of the rockers.
Wondering if I should retain my 07' rockers for the GMR head? I heard early rockers tend to have issues when using high perf valve springs & cams.
Thoughts?
I will add some pictures of my progress later on today.
Interesting find:
My GMR head is stamped 04', my stock head is obviously stamped 07'..... there is a pretty noticeable difference in the castings of the rockers.
Wondering if I should retain my 07' rockers for the GMR head? I heard early rockers tend to have issues when using high perf valve springs & cams.
Thoughts?
Last edited by Staged07SS; 11-21-2013 at 07:29 AM.
11-21-2013, 07:26 AM
#172
The head is off.
I will add some pictures of my progress later on today.
Interesting find:
My GMR head is stamped 04', my stock head is obviously stamped 07'..... there is a pretty noticeable difference in the castings of the rockers.
Wondering if I should retain my 07' rockers for the GMR head? I heard early rockers tend to have issues when using high perf valve springs & cams.
Thoughts?
I will add some pictures of my progress later on today.
Interesting find:
My GMR head is stamped 04', my stock head is obviously stamped 07'..... there is a pretty noticeable difference in the castings of the rockers.
Wondering if I should retain my 07' rockers for the GMR head? I heard early rockers tend to have issues when using high perf valve springs & cams.
Thoughts?
Last edited by Staged07SS; 11-21-2013 at 09:01 AM.
11-21-2013, 07:32 AM
#173
I have supertech 75# springs installed in my stock head. I'll be swaping them over to the GMR head, along with my 07' rockers.
Thanks John
Last edited by Staged07SS; 11-21-2013 at 09:00 AM.
