With a real 2 foot straight edge (that could be put on a surface plate and not have a .001 feler gauge slip under it) and the head clean and shiny, lay the straight edge such that the bridge between the cylinders that had the gasket failure is in the middle of the tool's length. Put feeler gauges under the edge while holding it down to check flatness. Repeat across, and diagonally. (and other places as well) If .003" blade will go under, I would machine it with a truing cut, not more than .010" If between .002 and .001, and tapered across more than 6 inches, I would run it. Use coppercoat on the gasket, and torque it in 4 stages to full torque. Run it till at operating temp, then retorqur adjust the valves and be happy. Jim
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