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[QUOTE="pechroc1, post: 1557162, member: 23744"] Yep. lubed up the cylinders and the ball hone, put the drill on low and worked the drill as fast as i could for about 10 to 12 strokes each time. I had to really stay on it... i agree with Tiha on needing good shoulders and elbows. So i have to go pick up the heads, clean up the front cover, and prep the mating surfaces. Ill order the kit tomorrow and send one of my hpops to terminator engineering for rebuild(unless anyone knows better deal) Has anyone made a thread chaser for the head bolt holes? [/QUOTE]
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