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Old 05-26-2002, 12:53 PM
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Do you think i should replace my head gasket before installing my engine?? My friend told me i need to resurface my head. I never heard of anyone sayin that u NEED to resurface your head?
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Depends on the condition of the head, if it looks really smooth and uniform you should be ok, but it is always better to get it machined.
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It's way easier to do out of the car, i've rebuilt motors both ways. Its so much easier to do on the ground...
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