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Old 04-23-2017, 09:21 PM   #1
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Default Re: Head difference ,once and for all.

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Maybe they are just that inconsistent, I've heard 8RT and EAB are different but a while back I got a syringe and measured the two and they were almost identical volume wise.
You would need to know if the heads had ever been surfaced or milled. To make a comparison you would need to check several of each style. Very few of these engines have not been rebuilt at least once and most of them several times.
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