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Originally Posted by GregWeld
Nothing a few thousand dollars can't fix.... 'tis racing you know! And the tag line/signature line says that equals poverty!
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Taking into consideratin that I'm doing 88% of the work I dont think I will be hitting the $3000 mark. I will have NYES do the head work since they're the one's that built the heads in the first place. The other items on top of that will be timing chain, timing chain cover, lifters, oil pan, and gaskets. I was going to do some extra headwork but decided to wait after talking to NYES. They recommended going to a larger cam profile in addition to the headwork for more power and I'm not prepared to go there yet. This shouldn't cost me more than $1500.
You are right though.........'tis part of racing
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