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derek costello · 04-05-2020, 01:51 PM

OK. I had the same problem last week so I borrowed a set of Neway seat cutters
and gave my engine a 3 angle valve job.
This was done using accurate carbide valve cutters (NEWAY) mounted on their pilot with the engine in the car. The tool is hand powered with a Tee wrench
and takes a bit of time but does a beautiful job, I finished up by hand lapping.

The carbide cutters will reface the in block seats as well as hardened seat inserts...

04-05-2020, 01:51 PM	#11
derek costello Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: Niagara Falls Canada Posts: 117	Re: valve seat cutter OK. I had the same problem last week so I borrowed a set of Neway seat cutters and gave my engine a 3 angle valve job. This was done using accurate carbide valve cutters (NEWAY) mounted on their pilot with the engine in the car. The tool is hand powered with a Tee wrench and takes a bit of time but does a beautiful job, I finished up by hand lapping. The carbide cutters will reface the in block seats as well as hardened seat inserts...