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  • #76
    In anticipation of fuel prices being "Biden'd" ...I picked up this fuel efficient little gem...


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    • #77
      Good thing you got it now. The new ones will be made by slave labor... U.S....a
      Atlantic City, NJ
      1982 Cuddy, Rebuilt 351 .060 rings, Edelbrock carb

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      • #78
        Went with the Dart heads, #10221112. This is going to cost more than I thought. Parts are not easy to find with many suppliers 6 months out.
        1988 26' cuddy
        1975 20' open
        16' Sandpiper
        14' Certified Fiberglass

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        • #79
          Car manufacturers can't get parts. After market parts are hind teat for sure.
          Atlantic City, NJ
          1982 Cuddy, Rebuilt 351 .060 rings, Edelbrock carb

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          • #80
            Sooooo, apparently Jegs lied to me. Instead of shipping on Thursday it will be the middle of June. Welcome to the Yo'Bama rerun.
            1988 26' cuddy
            1975 20' open
            16' Sandpiper
            14' Certified Fiberglass

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            • My My Hey Hey
              My My Hey Hey commented
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              See if you can get an illegal immigrant to bring one with them.

          • #81
            Not just car parts. Called three different suppliers yesterday and risers and manifolds are back ordered.

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            • #82
              This shifts the conversation. But all manufacturing is behind schedule compliments of covid.
              Atlantic City, NJ
              1982 Cuddy, Rebuilt 351 .060 rings, Edelbrock carb

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              • #83
                And the border is big time screwed up because of the idiot in chief. Forget anyone carrying it across boarder.
                You better hook up with a cartel, they have no delivery delays.

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                • #84
                  I should have made an exception in my above comments. You can get anything from china you want. There's plenty of stock on the shelves.
                  Atlantic City, NJ
                  1982 Cuddy, Rebuilt 351 .060 rings, Edelbrock carb

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                  • #85
                    Jerry,

                    Have you considered the Chevy Vortec heads. They are available as 170cc or 185cc intake ports. Both are in stock at Summit Racing. The 185cc version is better than the Dart head #10221112 and has both intake bolt patterns. The base 170cc head will easily support 350-400hp but require the Vortec style intake manifold.

                    Free Shipping - Chevrolet Performance Vortec Cylinder Heads with qualifying orders of $99. Shop Cylinder Heads at Summit Racing.
                    Last edited by tuner; 03-17-2021, 07:19 PM.
                    Steve
                    1998 260 Mackinaw Sea Maxx 5.7 HO TBI 12' Klamath w/ 20hp Tohatsu EFI

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                    • #86
                      Was at the engine shop yesterday talking to the man that does the heads. He said that they have had a lot of problems with the valve seats in the Chevrolet heads as well as others. They always use ARP or Dart.
                      1988 26' cuddy
                      1975 20' open
                      16' Sandpiper
                      14' Certified Fiberglass

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                      • #87
                        That is news to me. Are they referring to both the 170 and 185 versions? Dart and AFR both make great heads. The cost of the Dart heads puts you very close to the AFR 195 heads, is the builder against running aluminum heads? The AFR 195 head is really good.
                        Steve
                        1998 260 Mackinaw Sea Maxx 5.7 HO TBI 12' Klamath w/ 20hp Tohatsu EFI

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                        • #88
                          He actually had a set of Fast Burn heads on his machine. He said they were built in Mex and the seats didn't last. I don't think I'll use the aluminum heads although initally I was going to. Even though the engine is FW cooled it is in a salt water enviroment.
                          1988 26' cuddy
                          1975 20' open
                          16' Sandpiper
                          14' Certified Fiberglass

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                          • #89
                            If the AFR's are in your budget, I would run them. All of the new LS based inboards have aluminum heads and blocks, I don't see how it will be a problem with closed cooling.

                            The original marinized Vortec 5.7's used the HD truck head with Inconel exhaust seats. Did your machinist mention if the exhaust seat was failing?

                            I am friends with three local machine shop owners that build a lot of marine engines, one is specifically marine and a Mercruiser dealer. I'll call them today and see what their experience has been. I am planning for my next engine (currently at 1350+hrs) and undecided on a cylinder head, so this is important to me.
                            Steve
                            1998 260 Mackinaw Sea Maxx 5.7 HO TBI 12' Klamath w/ 20hp Tohatsu EFI

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                            • #90
                              OK so I've got some heads coming in a week. This is what I ended up with.Comp Cams SK12-416-8, Edelbrock heads, pt # 60975 and a comp cams timing cover, # 208. Lordy, this stuff is expensive. Stimulous money.
                              Actually got my letter today saying I was getting the check, it was in Spanish.
                              1988 26' cuddy
                              1975 20' open
                              16' Sandpiper
                              14' Certified Fiberglass

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