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 Posted: February-04-2020 at 3:49pm |
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I did the GT 40P’s along with a cam research cam, which really spruced it up a bit.
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BRKOUT1K
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Posted: February-11-2020 at 7:19pm |
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Found a pair of GT40P heads for $535 (includes shipping from Chicago)...1/2 holes w/ Brass plugs. Anything else I need to be on the lookout as far as compatibility is concerned?
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KENO
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Posted: February-12-2020 at 9:24am |
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One thing you'll have to keep in mind is that whatever head gaskets you use need to be installed with the part marked FRONT at the front of the engine.
This is for proper distribution of water flow through the engine Some like a Felpro 17060 as an example are marked front on the top and bottom of the gasket so it hard to screw up the installation as long as FRONT is in the FRONT  Some only have FRONT on one side therefore on one side of the engine the FRONT lettering is facing up and on the other side it's facing down.when the gaskets are installed right. Just remember FRONT always has to be at the FRONT. Enough of this, I'm tired of typing FRONT Just mentioning this because it's been a question/issue numerous times over the years |
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