>Been away a day or so, so if this is late pleas forgive. I cannot believe
>any reputable mechanic would advocate replacement of a head over
>reconditioning with new seats to correct this problem (assuming it's not
>cracked). A re-build of your head with new exhaust valves, hardened seats,
>with a quick milling of the head mating surface should cost no more than
>$250, including parts. A new head will be at least twice that.
>
>Regards,
>
>Chris
>
Thanks for your concern. There is another problem with the head. I can't
remember exactly what it is, but it involves the second and third
cylinder and basically robs the engine of power. That's why he advocates
replacement.
Joseph
67 B Roadster
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