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PostPosted: Mon Mar 27, 2006 3:02 pm 
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Does anyone know what is the correct internal diameter to ream newly pressed in valve guides on a 1275 head to?

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 27, 2006 3:54 pm 
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Sedona wrote:
Does anyone know what is the correct internal diameter to ream newly pressed in valve guides on a 1275 head to?

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.280 or .281"

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chichm wrote:
Sedona wrote:
Does anyone know what is the correct internal diameter to ream newly pressed in valve guides on a 1275 head to?

Cheers


.280 or .281"

Close... :wink:
Actually, it's 0.28125", aka 9/32".
Get a solid reamer, not an adjustable one. The running clearance needed is built into the valve stem diameter.
NEVER fit bronze guides without reaming the suckers afterwards- they close in during fitment, and can grab your valves. Results are not pretty.

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