Prince George Vintage Motorcycle Club

Technical Section => Engine => Topic started by: Hans on October 09, 2010, 06:07:01 PM

Title: Lap dance.
Post by: Hans on October 09, 2010, 06:07:01 PM
Anybody have any valve lapping stuff they are willing to sell or loan me?  Looking for a stick and compound.  Got a pretty blank look at Lordco when I went and asked, and couldn't find anything at Princess Auto.  Jeff has my cylinder head and he has started a porting job on it.

thanks

Hans
Title: Re: Lap dance.
Post by: Sr.X on October 10, 2010, 07:12:42 AM
Can drop mine off when I come through town on the 21st and pick it up on the 26th when I come back if that works for you. Plan on stopping at Bulldogs to say hi if he's home anyway so could leave it there.
Title: Re: Lap dance.
Post by: Hans on October 10, 2010, 05:55:00 PM
Hey Bob. That would be great and would likely fit my timeline perfectly. I'm on the west side of town in College Heights so I could meet you on the way through. I'll hive you a call nearer to your departure date to make arrangements.

Cheers

Hans
Title: Re: Lap dance.
Post by: madmac74 on October 14, 2010, 12:19:54 AM
Actually Hans,

 Jeffs got lapping compound at his place, and I'm sure he wouldn't mind if ya used some. He's got two different grades too.  When I did my valve seats , over there, we used a piece of 1/8 rubber hose "on a stick" and put the other end on the valve stem then turned it with a drill. It worked well, and I finished with the fine grit compound.

    hope this helps.... :)

MAC
Title: Re: Lap dance.
Post by: Rusty Bucket on October 15, 2010, 05:23:34 PM
Agree with Parker:  I have some compound and a sucker-stick, but nobody has more of that type of stuff than Jeff.  I was looking at your head today, and I thought the valves were a little small for the lapping tool I have, so Parker and Jeff's trick with the hose might be the appropriate technique here as well.
Title: Re: Lap dance.
Post by: Sr.X on October 16, 2010, 09:25:41 AM
I like the hose and stick idea, my suction cups don't work that well. Now I just need a head to rebuild so I can try it out.