Leaded/Unleaded

[Clare Snyder]

Tony Pucillo wrote:
> 
> Clare and Frederic:
> 
>         I've heard about the 3-angle valve job (well, had 'em doneon every one
> in recent years) as an improvement for breathing and seating, but
> nothing about lead/no lead, etc.
> 
>         Maybe they inserted hardened seats at the same time.  About the time
> lead started getting really scarce, the benefits of the 3AVJ were really
> becoming known and would probably have been recommended for any valve
> job done about then.  [Machine shops aren't dumb.  It's a few more
> bucks, they make a bit more, you get a better product.]
> 
>                                     Tony Pucillo
> 
> [I speak only for myself unless I say otherwise.  One personality is
> quite enough, thank you.]
> 
> "Castigat ridendo mores" <laughter succeeds where lecturing won't>
No arguement frm me on the 3 angle - it was grinding the valves at all
that I was thinking of, if the valve job was to help the
low-lead/no-lead problem.
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