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What if you just lap the valves and seats

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Pat Cruise

01-07-2006 16:30:24




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with clover compound.Will you still have the same problems? Didi this on many Kohler and Onan engines and never had any troubles. I have a 350 Chevy and a 440 Chrysler that both need head work although nothing serious. Just wondering before I get started on them.




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01-07-2006 16:41:54




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 Re: What if you just lap the valves and seats in reply to Pat Cruise, 01-07-2006 16:30:24  
Well the reason you should always do both is because, if you only do the heads the compression goes up and the old rings can not handle that. It also works the other way as far as doing rings but not the head. Sometimes you luck out but most of the time it will come back and get you.



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