Bent valves, bad lifters

[Liquid_Neon]

Anyone ever bend valves and try to use the lifters? cause i will need a set rebuilt... by whoever does it around here. Since im doing a full tear down of both my motors and combining all the awesome parts!

just wondering if the valves bending will damage the lifters to anyones knowledge.

[dattodude]

As the lifter bores are aluminium, I guess it's possible to damage the bores. Almost no chance of damaging the lifters as they are hardened. They are a tight clearance though, so it's pretty unlikely the lifter or bore would be damaged when you snap a timing belt.

[float_6969]

I can get your lifters rebuilt for you. It's about $100 for shipping and everything. You have to ship your lifters to me, I take them down, they rebuild them, and then I ship them back to you.

[Liquid_Neon]

The rebuild stops the ticking, right? Cause that would be the only prob I ever had with them during my 20K miles of ownership. Well, besides the bottom end letting go

[sideways danny]

I've re-used them on my engine. no issues. I had the belt jump 8 teeth and wipe out all the exhaust valves

[ilovecoupes]

The rebuild stops the ticking, right?

I was under the impression that the sound, was do to air getting in the lifter?

Isn't there a way to bleed them?