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Old 06-30-2011, 12:29 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Serious help Needed!!!!

Ok guys here goes, I just baught a 90 gts for 500 the only stipulation was the motor was apart with all the new peices in the trunk which there was so when i towed the car home i found out what trouble i really got myself into an i would really love some help on this when i looked under the hood the entire head was off no intake and a severely rusted header (understandable) but in the trunk included: New head, Cams, lifters,Aisin oil pump, f1 stage 2 clutch,all gaskets, from what i know a 4.2.1 header that sure as h*** dont fit, an last but not least new piston heads (not sure what kind or even if they fit) now heres the problem ive never done anything to this extent can someone please point me in the right direction or give me a walkthrough something...ANYTHING to help me pls i need to get this car running asap!!!!! please someone help!!
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I'd pick up a service manual of some and familiarize your self with the top end rebuilding procedure. Be sure to check valve clearances with the new head and cams. Likely the header will replace the cat so check to see if it would fit with the cat removed.
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Took the old header and cat off tried to match up the head with the header an def not fitting the bolts are no where near close enough to even try and i just went an got the haynes for this model ill let you know progress as of now im putting the new valve springs an caps i suppose ( dont really know the name sorry) just following everything step by step
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One snag I ust ran into though I need some help on is the covers over the cams have I and E on which order do they go in?!?!
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