Cracked Head
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RE: Cracked Head
new head. check here and discoweb and d-90
someone will have something for you pretty cheap. do both of them and new gaskets and new bolts. I could do it in a day. If you take your time and follow directions and stay organized you can handle it. Any old buddy that has experience in old cars would be helpful. Our engines are basically old school.
someone will have something for you pretty cheap. do both of them and new gaskets and new bolts. I could do it in a day. If you take your time and follow directions and stay organized you can handle it. Any old buddy that has experience in old cars would be helpful. Our engines are basically old school.
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If it turns out you need one, here is a good way to go.
http://www.roverlandparts.com/cylinderheads.aspx
http://www.roverlandparts.com/cylinderheads.aspx
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Man, I never thought about it until I saw those prices. If you're doing a head gasket job and valve job you're almost better off spending the $500 to put brand new heads on since valves are included. Food for thought for the future.
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Man, I never thought about it until I saw those prices. If you're doing a head gasket job and valve job you're almost better off spending the $500 to put brand new heads on since valves are included. Food for thought for the future.
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