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Originally posted by erik erikson
I noticed you said Was done.That was then this is now.A hot tank, mag the block,Bore and hone,line bore if needed,recon the rods,install new rod bolts,pin fit the pistons,now we move to the heads, hot tank and mag,install a couple of valve seats,install new guides,new springs,locks,retainers and intake valves,and exhaust valves and add a performance valve job.This is a normal R&R in my book.Do you really think you can get this done for less than $ 1,000 ??
Everything you say may or may not be necessary which would obviously affect the cost and whether you have the shop assemble or you do it yourself. I rebuilt the 318 in my Duster a couple of years ago and it set me back about $1200, but part of that was a new intake and carb and that was also counting the timing chain, cam and all of the gaskets.