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head swap
Hi - Is it practical to use a 1275 head on a 1098 engine? Thx Nick
[sig]4789[/sig]'67 LCV with Rivergate 5 speed conversion (Best Summer Car), '68 Mustang 289 / C4 with AC for hot days, '88 Jeep Grand Wagoneer for snow
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paulk
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Yep except you have to cut the exhaust valve seat in a further 1mm or so to make sure it doesnt ding the block (and bend the billyo out of itself)
Paulk
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1959 2dr Milly
Has now sat in back garden for 5 years :(
http://www.sadmog.morrisminor.com/
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1959 2dr Milly
Has now sat in back garden for 5 years :(
http://www.sadmog.morrisminor.com/
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linearaudio
Doesn't neccessarily need valves recessing, mine didn't!
Gives a huge kick in the mid range upwards, if done in conjunction with the HIF38 carb/manifold and a free flowing exhaust!
Plenty of useful recent threads about the mod, also one by myself chronicling what I did to acheive it (search on "some observations...")
Gives a huge kick in the mid range upwards, if done in conjunction with the HIF38 carb/manifold and a free flowing exhaust!
Plenty of useful recent threads about the mod, also one by myself chronicling what I did to acheive it (search on "some observations...")