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Old 10-19-2016, 08:31 PM
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Why do the back row look shorter? Is it just an illusion?

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Originally Posted by aidandj
Shim over bucket?
Yeah, stock shims with heavy doubles from supertech.
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Yes I believe so.

Or i hope so...
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Gotcha. Supposedly these are singles.

Got them for a deal, will not be going to doubles.
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Originally Posted by aidandj
Gotcha. Supposedly these are singles.

Got them for a deal, will not be going to doubles.
Doubles are literally two valve springs per valve, so yeah you got singles in the pic.
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I meant supposedly they are supertech singles.
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Originally Posted by patsmx5
Yeah, stock shims with heavy doubles from supertech.
Same, didnt spit a shim. Though pounding at 8500 rpm seems to wear out the intake valves/seats. Another car I know that revs high managed to crack a factory lifter through, throw the ship, score the lifter bore in the head and the cam, but thats with stock valve springs. If you want to do this your cheap *** way, get supertech valves with the extra long stems and hand grind them to the correct length to use the toyota shimmless lifters. You cant spit a shim thats not there.
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I have thought about that. But not doing to do valves right now.

I'll probably just run as is.

Unless I need like new shims for every single valve. and it ends up cheaper than buying a pile of mazda shims lolol.
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I think I posted the spreadsheet in my build thread that automatically calculates the optimal shim based on your clearance and current shim to help you mix and match shims to save money.
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I'll look.
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What valves does it have now? Are they reusable? I am trying to remember but I think the add said they were plus 1 so...?
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hmmmm. ill look, i thought they were stock
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You won't need 16 shims, probably you'll only need 4 or 5. Plus you have a second head available that you're going to build, right? You can always steal shims out of that one too.

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with my luck you never know....
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Nope. Stock size. 28mm exhaust, 33mm intake.
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Supertech valve seals ordered.

I'll probably pick a vvt head and start stripping it down. Send it out to get hot tanked, surfaced, and checked. Then install this valve train in there.
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I should install my VVT head, all the cool kids are doing it.
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Have you gotten a quote for your machine work yet Aidan? I just had a bunch of **** done, and I'm curious how well I came out.
I should start a thread about typical machinist costs.
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I have a quote. I'll text you.
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SUBs have less mass than SOBs, which should reduce hp losses and wear. Protection from valve float is an additional benefit. I don't have them but I have had trouble finding 6th on the track and ending up with 4th while upshifting from 5th. **** spins fast, lol. Thankfully I didn't let the clutch all the way out, or don't think I did anyway. I'm using doubles and hyd lifters.
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