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03-23-2000, 10:08 AM
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Join Date: May 1999
Location: Mandan, ND USA
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They are the '70 cast and the ones to get. I'm having a pair done in the machine shop right now. You'll need hardened seats for unleaded fuel. Probably new springs and valves. I got new seals in my rebuild kit. Many people have screw-in studs put in. The exhaust is usually ported out and polish intake and exhaust ports.
Get an estimate from your machine shop. You can probably buy a set for what it will cost you to get them redone. Like you I already had them lying around, but I'm going to save about $100 at most. ------------------ 79 Indy Pace Car with 302 (rebuilding motor) 82 LX 4-banger 91 Turbo Probe 98 4X4 F-150 99 Sable 24V DOHC |
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