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Originally Posted by HaxbySpeed
(Post 3694475)
There's no problem running Gen VI heads on a Gen IV as long as you use the right gasket. If you end up going this route let me know and I'll give you a part number.
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http://www.chevelles.com/forums/showthread.php?t=316022
Use a quality gasket correct to your block. Careful to check water passages near lifter valley. This is where you would get leakage. |
Originally Posted by HaxbySpeed
(Post 3694475)
There's no problem running Gen VI heads on a Gen IV as long as you use the right gasket. If you end up going this route let me know and I'll give you a part number.
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Originally Posted by tcwcar
(Post 3695218)
so let me get this straight, you can use the 088 genvi heads, on a geniv block with the right gaskets, is that right Haxby speed....:evilb:
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Haxby-
I picked up the heads today, what gasket do I need. From what I can tell my block has the three holes that are needed. |
Originally Posted by endeavour32
(Post 3695792)
Haxby-
I picked up the heads today, what gasket do I need. From what I can tell my block has the three holes that are needed. |
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It's 4.25. Here is a picture of the deck as well... Yes, it's being resurfaced, dropped the block off at the Machine shop this morning when I picked up the heads.
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Felpro 17042 will work fine and will give you parallel flow which the block is already set up for. :ernaehrung004:
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Perfect and thanks for your help!
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No problem, the spot that has the most trouble is the upper hole between 5 and 7. You can lay the head on the block with no gasket and mark the edge with a sharpie to make sure you're gonna have enough squish there before you put it all together. Never hurts to double check everything.
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