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#1269245 06/16/2018 4:52 PM
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I don't know if this is the right place for this, but change it if it's not. The 261 rebuild with Hot Rod was great. Even though I've rebuilt engines before I've never rebuilt a stovebolt before. Everyone who plans to do so should go through this all the way to the end. Great article. Thanks for doing this.


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Do you have a link to the Article?


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You're welcome!

Here's the article. I put close to 200 miles on that engine in the heat yesterday. Ran like a champ.



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Originally Posted by John Milliman
You're welcome!

Here's the article. I put close to 200 miles on that engine in the heat yesterday. Ran like a champ.
Is that with the 848 head I provided, John?

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Yes, that's your head on the block, Leo. Thanks again!


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