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06-28-2005, 08:08 PM
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Since my engine broke, I had to remove the valves to check for bent valves. I got to inspect the heads.
I had filled the exhaust crossovers with aluminium. I used a Hi-temp adhesive/putty to fine tune the exhaust bowls, because my aluminium shrunk slightly after the pour. This stuff was easy to work with, and it is holding up so far. I bought a 4 oz tube, and I used about half of it do do both heads. I forget what I paid for it, I think it was about $26.00, but I am not sure. Also if I remember correctly, I plugged "RESBOND 907" into a search engine, and it located a company in NC, which sells if by the tube. WWW.COTRONICS.COM (712) 646-7996 Good luck and happy racing...
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