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Old 12/13/04, 02:46 AM
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well its done and we start her up and 15 mins goes bye and over heating like crazy so the striper down and find that the block is craked what a bummer so in need of a short block any one out there got one layin around they want to give to a poor marine
Old 12/13/04, 12:00 PM
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289 heads give you 1 full point of compression over 302 heads due to the smaller combustion chamber.....should run great but you will have to run at least 93 Octane all the time.
Old 12/31/04, 11:36 PM
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looks like a holley 650 dual feed double pump like I used on my 83 302 motor when I converted to a 4v.How do you know they are 289 heads? I saw no numbers. Could be 260 heads(serious compression ).
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we broke the otor down to find out they were 289 heads but had alot of stress cracks so lots of time and work went to putting everything through a machine shop now just going to build a new 302 w/ what parts i can use of the old block
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sounds sort of like a can of worms. Sometimes its jsut better to scrap everything adn start over.
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