crazyhorse

and you can get them in a kit from summit racing. hard to beat for the money.

wildstang87

hmmm, i didnt know that, well, i hope they are right. i would still give trick flow a call, and explain that theyre isnt any valve reliefs in the stock 86 pistons, and make them garentee that they would work b/fore i spent my money.

mississippiheat

Let us know what they said, I am in the same spot.

fastfox86

Okay, it's published on their website. The make some of the best performing parts money can buy. I'm sure they've done their homework on the subject.

wildstang87

youre sure theyve done their homework, or you sure HOPE theyve done their homework... thats alot of $$$$ to throw away.

Quik

remember this, an ASE certified mechanic speaks the truth. we shouldnt question his knowledge about anything. [sm=groupwave.gif][sm=icon_ladiesman.gif][sm=massbounce.gif]

uedlose

I think I would check them I would not trust any one without checking them.I have seen E7 heads touch 86 pistons just from being overreved a bit on my wifes car did not hit hard enough to bend any valves but you could see very small hit spots on the tops of the pistons.someone at some time put a 86 motor in her 89 coupe.it is very easy to check piston to valve clearance and it is better to be safe then sorry.as said that is alot of money to throw away.