If you get the steel bristle brush that goes in a drill with the bristles sticking out the end (looks like an old shaving cream brush) it makes short work of cleaning the valves...
I <3 my adjustable whitelines
Fronts even came with the endlinks (beefy), but you have to reuse the rears (I have an 89, so I have the plastic endlinks that will flex/break before the tabs on the bars break)
Probably the EASIEST major aftermarket part I've installed on my car as well...
Tanya's car is N/A, the headgaskets are craptastic...
Ditto on what I said, those gaskets are still crap, and to add to the list, the EGR cooler gasket (you will hate life when it starts leaking as it's a bitch to get to, and it likes to melt the wiring harness)
Correct, but it's not only during startup. The thrust washers don't have forced oiling, and wheren't even designed to take such insane forces.
My PP is a bit stronger than stock, but if I needed stronger than this I'd go multiplate as it's the ONLY way to get a clutch that holds the power...
The buildup on the valves is normal, especially with an older couple that owned it and never reved it out to blow the carbon out of the engine...
Machine shop MIGHT take care of that for you, but if not it's not hard to take care of with solvent and work...
Yep, original is best, but ab-flug is still easily available and asn't a copy of a copy like the other knock offs (raceone, ect)
rhdjapan.com has the ab-flug...
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