Dead Pilots Society!
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11/16/21 05:29 AM
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Not what you might think and just a play on the Robin Williams film. ''An English teacher in America trying to educate outside the norm'' I had some wonderful teachers who despite my 'rebellious nature', helped me immensely... Sorry went 'off track' a bit there, as I saw a long article on 'Dead Pilots'! Not a second World war epic saga, just cylinder heads and concentric seats... I have always used a Black and Decker 'VIBRO CENTRC' which seems to make folks chuckle and blush... Its a DEAD PILOT system and works well for me. My Boss uses (used) a Serdi (magnabase) for his head work. The article goes on to say that the DP system is 100 years old and does not work??? Oh well for all you folks who can afford a LIVE PILOT system, best wishes from a DYNOSNORE... I'm still a fully paid up member of the 'DEAD PILOTS SOCIETY'... And a special thanks to my Metalwork teacher! (saved my life in many ways) GOD BLESS HIM... If he is still here then Happy Christmas Mr. Hockley...
Last edited by Gtxxjon; 11/17/21 05:14 AM.
Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero, thanx Horace!
There’s no point trying to fix stuff that ain’t broke,,, 'but if ain’t broke',,, you is not trying hard enough...
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Re: Dead Pilots Society!
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11/18/21 12:30 PM
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DPS, is worse than I thought! Not even a ''what's a dead pilot''... Dynosnore John is alone in the world of seating valves...
Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero, thanx Horace!
There’s no point trying to fix stuff that ain’t broke,,, 'but if ain’t broke',,, you is not trying hard enough...
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Re: Dead Pilots Society!
[Re: Gtxxjon]
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11/18/21 12:33 PM
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That's what I learned to cut valve seats with.
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Re: Dead Pilots Society!
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11/19/21 01:23 AM
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I did heads years ago with a Sioux setup like the B&D in the OP's post. Buddy of mine had it and the valve facer too. The machines had come out of a shop my Dad worked at in the 40's and 50's.
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Re: Dead Pilots Society!
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11/19/21 05:11 AM
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Nice set-up B1... I had access to a full V8 engine workshop for many years and now its gone, its back to the 'grind-stones' lol... I would do all the 'rough work' with the B&D and finish with the SERDI. But I found a newish 'DP' with only 0.001 of wear so I'm 'back in business again...
Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero, thanx Horace!
There’s no point trying to fix stuff that ain’t broke,,, 'but if ain’t broke',,, you is not trying hard enough...
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Re: Dead Pilots Society!
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11/23/21 09:29 PM
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Not what you might think and just a play on the Robin Williams film. ''An English teacher in America trying to educate outside the norm'' I had some wonderful teachers who despite my 'rebellious nature', helped me immensely... Sorry went 'off track' a bit there, as I saw a long article on 'Dead Pilots'! Not a second World war epic saga, just cylinder heads and concentric seats... I have always used a Black and Decker 'VIBRO CENTRC' which seems to make folks chuckle and blush... Its a DEAD PILOT system and works well for me. My Boss uses (used) a Serdi (magnabase) for his head work. The article goes on to say that the DP system is 100 years old and does not work??? Oh well for all you folks who can afford a LIVE PILOT system, best wishes from a DYNOSNORE... I'm still a fully paid up member of the 'DEAD PILOTS SOCIETY'... And a special thanks to my Metalwork teacher! (saved my life in many ways) GOD BLESS HIM... If he is still here then Happy Christmas Mr. Hockley... I have the same B&D set up... still use it on some stuff
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Re: Dead Pilots Society!
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11/24/21 06:29 AM
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Nice ones guys! Once I have spent a week (or two) porting and polishing there ain't much left of the 'seat area'... You can do five angles around the seat but 'extreme porting' gets rid of most of what's there. Some ports you see are 90-45-0 degrees and they seem to work ok. To me its got to be 15-30-45-60-75, pretty standard fair methinks? I'm guessing a 1mm intake 45* seat, with a 1mm 30* and 60* either side. Probably double that, for the exhaust up to 2mm...
Last edited by Gtxxjon; 11/24/21 08:52 AM.
Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero, thanx Horace!
There’s no point trying to fix stuff that ain’t broke,,, 'but if ain’t broke',,, you is not trying hard enough...
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Re: Dead Pilots Society!
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11/24/21 08:51 AM
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Wow B1 that's good info thanks! 35 to 39 degrees, very shallow out of the seat, WICKED! Or into the seat if its exhaust lol...
Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero, thanx Horace!
There’s no point trying to fix stuff that ain’t broke,,, 'but if ain’t broke',,, you is not trying hard enough...
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