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PostPosted: Sat Oct 07, 2006 12:00 am 
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Can anyone help me out here. Looking to plan a rebuild and was chasing this figure. Thanks

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It's considered bad form to ask the same question in more than one thread.

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Oh sorry i just thought that it was over passed and then no one would reply to the initial question.

Dont want to upset anyone.

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Posting your own reply to your own question will kick it back up to the top, and I don;t see anything wrong with that. My heads were 58CC's with no milling other than truing up. They are from a 64 motor, and are concidered the "old" style head.
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You really need to measure. The CC volume is highly variable on slant-6 engines; using somebody else's measurement on somebody else's engine will only get you into trouble on your own engine.

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You really need to measure. The CC volume is highly variable on slant-6 engines; using somebody else's measurement on somebody else's engine will only get you into trouble on your own engine.
That's what I told him in the other thread where he asked this very question.

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