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Mon May 07, 2007 7:16 am
Rebuilding a used 90-96 is never a good solution because of the structural damage to valve guides [from carrying a bent valve stem] or trying to get the heads re torqued correctly..................I would replace all head bolts if a head was ever removed.
Buy a great JDM takeout [physically go the seller loaction] and examine to get a great one. Replace the chain guides and oil chain....easy on an engine stand.
Impossible for the finest US technican to recreate the exacting tolerances of a Japan built early 90 Q you just cannot measure all the parameters and locate the correct bearing, ring, piston, in every needed size nore camn you bore the cylinder even on a $30,000 machine to perfection like the oem did.
You go thru all the effort and end up with a less precise [oil use] or weaker BMEP than just a used JDM.