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Old 01-08-2017, 08:48 PM
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Charlie, I would be glad to go over it with you in more detail. You can reach me anytime at 615-216-7449
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Charlie, you can't go wrong dealing with Eddie.

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Eddie,
Would you please post a part number for the MLS SS exhaust gaskets?

Thanks!
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Old 01-08-2017, 09:19 PM
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We have Cometic make them for us. They aren't in their catalog or website since they don't advertise them or normally make them. They are 5 layers thick and have both standard GM pattern and the 525 pattern.
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i will add that sooner or later the heads will need to be removed for a valve job and new head gaskets,may as well do it now,then you can go 250 to 300 hours and not worry about top end stuff.
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How do you only run 20 hours per year? I hope they are balls to the wall hours...
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Threads merged. No reason to post the same thing in 2 sections
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Have the headers been tested for leaks?

And what exactly are you buying?
38 Fountain EC?
38 Cigarette?
42 Fountain?
Hydrohoist?

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Originally Posted by Young Performance
To pull it out, tear down the top end, rebuild the heads with all new parts, surface heads, valve job, tap heads, detail heads to remove any casting flash, etc., lap valves, assemble heads, install with new ARP head bolts and Cometic head gaskets, reassemble top end, install engine and drive and test run boat runs around 3K
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Why do you need to pull the engine(s)?
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Originally Posted by thirdchildhood
Why do you need to pull the engine(s)?
Have you ever pulled heads on a blue motor? I did an no way would I ever do it with them in the boat.
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