Old Jan 9, 2010 | 04:40 AM
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the rings need to be rotated to a certain position when installed, an OEM Honda manual can give you the position.

if they were not rotated correctly and the rings not put in their proper place then this can cause an issue.

re: the valves being seated wrong. did you have the valve seats redone on the head? did you lap them in?

there is a guy in Palm City who does amazing head work. He can get the valves seats down to the exact cut they need to be at. I can get the info. for you.
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