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11-07-2004 10:19 AM #16
The offending lifter bore. Red line points to barely visible stamping on the outside of the bore. Nobody seems to know if it's a "C" or an incomplete "O". Man is that garage a dump. It's my fault, too
Note the circular thingee in the center of the head where the heat exchange passage should be. It's a sealed socket head cap screw. If I unscrew it, which I will, the hot air passage in my manifold becomes a coolant crossover. TA spent some time on the design of these heads, really quality piecesLast edited by 462cid; 11-07-2004 at 10:24 AM.
Buick newbie since 1989
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11-07-2004 10:22 AM #17
The important stuff These are from the factory, untouched intake ports. All I did was bolt on the heads. These heads are worth about 50 hp over standard iron Stage1 heads, and about 60 hp over the '73 smog heads I took off.Buick newbie since 1989
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11-07-2004 10:28 AM #18
This is my car, from a few years ago. I had all the trim off for new paint. I can almost remember what it's like to put the top down and drive. I wrecked this car 13 days after I bought it in '89, and rebuilt it as a GS455 clone. It's been a daily driver for me since thenBuick newbie since 1989
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11-08-2004 02:19 PM #19
Correct oversize lifters have been located and are on their way.
Thanks all for your help, offers, and suggestionsBuick newbie since 1989
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