Posted by John Smith8N on January 28, 2013 at 20:47:02 from (75.23.125.17):
In Reply to: head bolt question posted by Hobo,NC on January 28, 2013 at 14:01:36:
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No, that's one picture from a half dozen on a webpage I made up several years ago expressing my opinion on the subject of when to mill the head ( surface imperfections and fire ring grooving) and when not to (warped), clearance problems, gaskets, etc. I don't think I ever did finish it and put it online. It's in the dusty part of the harddrive somewhere with all the other things on the "list".
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