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Old 06-24-2002, 09:27 AM   #8
302 LX Eric
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Why don't you just save up anyways and do it all at the same time. It will save you alot of
headache bro.
I agree. Plus you'll save some money by doing everything once, instead of twice. ARP head studs aren't cheap! Plus you've got all your gaskets to replace again. And, it's definitely easier to assemble everything on an engine stand than in your car.

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