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11-01-2004, 03:45 PM
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I was wondering of what members thought was the best methods of head restoration i know some can be quite pricey... i just pulled my heads and i need to get them pressured tested and magana fluxed buti was wondering what the best method of cleaning was a vavlve, job pressure wash port and polish thats pricey tho migth as well buy new heads for that and then at that point id have to put a new cam in so thats out any way what works best or any other ideas would be great !
Thx !
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11-01-2004, 03:45 PM
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I was wondering of what members thought was the best methods of head restoration i know some can be quite pricey... i just pulled my heads and i need to get them pressured tested and magana fluxed buti was wondering what the best method of cleaning was a vavlve, job pressure wash port and polish thats pricey tho migth as well buy new heads for that and then at that point id have to put a new cam in so thats out any way what works best or any other ideas would be great !
Thx !
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