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Bent valves or rod knock?

The car has been over revved, and the timing jump off in the process. Since then, the timing was redone, all torque specs were followed, valve cover gasket was replaces, as well as the intake manifold gaskets. Is this a bent volve noise or rod knock? The engine is an S50 bored to 3.2.


 

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