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Old 01-20-2003, 06:42 AM   #7
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Well I have always been a big fan of POWER HEADS. This is the first that I hear of a problem with them. I was planning to purchase a set real soon. I will now wait to see were this goes. Although I know that they have bronze valve guides. These cost $12 to replace, not bad in my book. It is also my understanding that TFS uses bronze liners and a while back they had some real valve train issues. I am staying unbiased on this one, but I would like to see the negative on the PH just to know.
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